The phrase "a quality book" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a book that is well-written, engaging, or of high literary merit.
Example: "After reading several novels this year, I can confidently say that 'The Great Gatsby' is truly a quality book that deserves its classic status."
Alternatives: "an excellent book" or "a well-crafted book".
PITCH: "Yearbound.net provides a quality book to share for generations to come".
If you come up with a novel idea and want to establish yourself as an authority, you can simply and speedily create a quality book for self-publishing.
It's definitely a quality book, but I find the comics frustrating, like dissatisfying dreams.
Success comes from publishing a quality book and doing the work it takes to get it noticed.
Not only do authors put time and energy into their writing, there are other associated costs to publishing a quality book, including cover artists ($125-3000 125-3000s ($800-5000), markeditorsetc.
I suggest this marathon secret to all my book-writing clients, and overwhelmingly, they find it to be one of the most helpful tips for writing a quality book quickly.
Panmure Gordon's Chen believes that even though Santander will likely have to use the 1 billion pounds it has set aside in capital for further write-downs and other charges, the merger with Abbey will generate significant synergies, and add a high quality book of mortgages and current accounts to the franchise.
The most important reason is that there is no risk whatsoever and at the very least authors will walk away with some funding to support the costs of producing a high quality book as well as actionable analytics about their audience.
It's recommended that you purchase a good quality book on bird health and diseases, such as the Merck/Merial Manual for Pet Health.
And as compared to POD -- the only alternative to precisely match the number of books printed to the demand--it produces a much higher quality book at a cheaper cost.
Jacob ha-Cohen (1604-1612), used a mark that was almost an exact copy of Giustiniani's mark – so perhaps it was simply a symbol of quality book production that the scribe wished to capitalize upon.
