The phrase "accept book" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the action of agreeing to receive or take a book, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "Please accept the book I am offering you as a gift."
Alternatives: "receive the book" or "take the book."
He doesn't attend book parties; he doesn't compete for, nor accept, book prizes.
"It's odd, but if I put out a little sign in Antarctica -- 'I accept book donations' -- I'd be swamped".
Between trips to accept book awards and honorary doctorates, Stevens continued to go to work each day into his seventies, even after surgery for a stomach obstruction revealed a metastasizing cancer.
Local libraries will often accept book donations that are then sold to raise funds, and in lower Fairfield County the Darien, New Canaan, Norwalk and Wilton Smith Club will come to donors' homes to pick up books for its annual sale.
Most thrift stores will also accept book donations, and you can get a receipt for a tax deduction, but don't donate trashed or smelly books, which the thrift store will then have to throw away!
I was so irritated by this notion that I wrote an article lamenting the failure of English-language readers (myself included) to accept books from other languages.
Book buyback services will only accept books in salable condition, so avoid the following common book abuses: Highlighting or underlining text in the book.
Search the internet for charities in your area that are accepting book donations.
We tried through a courier in Shenzhen, but they stopped accepting books," he adds.
"They [mainland authorities] might have accepted books critical of other high level cadres, but not of Xi Jinping".
In Connecticut, the Literacy Volunteers of America in Danbury accepts books for donation to distribute to public agencies such as the housing authority.
