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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a huge book" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a book that is large in size or length.
Example: "I just finished reading a huge book that took me several weeks to complete."
Alternatives: "a large book" or "an enormous book."
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We did an event for Jessie Burton's The Miniaturist about a month ago, and that's grown into a huge book.
Oh, I got a huge book advance of $43,600.
Everybody had to sign a huge book at the door.
It is a huge book, but like a diary.
This is a huge book, in its range, ambition, and sheer length (over five hundred pages).
Sunday afternoon is a huge book fair, which is open to the public: http://www.mbs.org/conclave.htm.htm
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At a huge book-filled warehouse in Rockville, a Maryland suburb of the nation's capital, Dr. Zhivago and Scarlett O'Hara speak the same language: Russian.
There are shelves of chemical beakers filled with octopus, mantis shrimp and moon jellyfish, a huge book-shaped bench from which to contemplate eagle and pelican models on high, and an interactive section where children are inspired to write their stories about nature.
"It's not quite a little black book, it's a huge black book," he said.
A remarkable solicitor, Julius casts this huge book as a series of trials, not of the Jews but of the English.
"We had a copy of the huge book of his whole collection lying around.
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