The phrase "a highly respected book" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a book that is held in high regard by experts or the general public.
Example: "Many scholars refer to 'The Great Gatsby' as a highly respected book in American literature."
Alternatives: "a well-regarded book" or "an esteemed book".
She was a highly respected book designer at Prentice Hall.
This new edition of a highly respected book guides readers toward a deep understanding of modern health policy's complexities.
Andrew Oram is an editor at O'Reilly Media, a highly respected book publisher and technology information provider, where he specializes in books and articles on free software, networking and software engineering.
Getting that "yes" helped the rabbis land Mr. Berg and Joe Kubert, a highly respected comic book artist.
Dwayne McDuffie, a highly respected comic book and animation writer who was a co-founder of Milestone Media, a landmark company that created a multicultural comics line that introduced black superheroes such as Hardware and Static, has died.
The interim ACMD chair, Les Iversen, is a highly respected neuropharmacologist; his books on cannabis and amphetamines are definitive works.
Several Catholic thinkers say that in confronting Sister Johnson, a highly respected theologian whose books are widely used in theology classes, the bishops have tried to make an example.
Eban started as a brilliant scholar and would probably have been happy to spend his life as a highly respected professor writing books, a figure like Sir Isaiah Berlin, probably staying in Cambridge.
Ehsan Abdollahi, described by the festival's director as a "highly respected, award-winning Iranian illustrator of kids' books", was due to arrive in the UK early August, but he has received a visa refusal letter, issued by the British embassy in Dubai and seen by the Guardian.
In this book, newly updated, Peter Boerner, a highly respected authority on Goethe, presents the definitive short biography of this extraordinary figure.
However, you should also get your hands on a copy of a book called "Martyr's Mirror", a highly respected publication which chronicles the history of the Amish people and honors those who dies for their faith.[8].
