The phrase "a booklet about" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small book or pamphlet that provides information on a specific topic.
Example: "I just received a booklet about the history of our local park, and it has some fascinating facts."
Alternatives: "a guide on" or "a manual regarding".
Each player has received a booklet about the trip, with four pages devoted to jet lag.
Ottomanelli's will give cooking advice and, with purchases of $25 or more, will provide a booklet about cooking game.
The ad links to a lengthy Internet video, which offers a booklet about the so-called Matthew 4 Protocol.
We have a booklet about what is inside". His two young sons shifted around at his side.
They summarized their findings in a booklet about food justice called "Funky Fresh" and hosted a public event to share their research and recommendations.
In the letter, Applin described the evangelical nature of the appeal and confirmed that children were given the opportunity of receiving a booklet about Jesus Christ.
The band also offered online a package of two CDs, two vinyl records and a booklet for about $80, and it plans to release "In Rainbows" as a single CD in January for fans who would rather hear the music with a better resolution than the medium-quality MP3 file available for download.
If you are making a booklet, think about how you will assemble this.
52 A recent study has shown that a simple educational intervention (providing a concise booklet about cirrhosis and emphasising its importance) for patients with cirrhosis was associated with a 26% improvement in patient knowledge about their disease.
On the sidewalk, which is packed 10 deep in some spots, a woman is selling a $10 booklet about Sept. 11.
Generally few differences were reported between study groups in the efficacy of different approaches to managing spine pain, whether chiropractic care, care from a medical physician, care from a PT, or an educational booklet about LBP.
