The phrase 'battle book' is not a correct phrase in written English.
It is not a phrase used in everyday language and it has no specific meaning. You may be able to use “battle book” in a work of fiction to describe a book about a great battle, but in other contexts, it is not a suitable phrase.
"The Butter Battle Book" was attacked in The New Republic for being soft on Communism.
Perhaps Geisel's most controversial work was "The Butter Battle Book" in 1984, intended as a parody of the cold war.
The book has been praised by the historian Stephen Ambrose as "the best battle book I ever read".
By the end of "The Butter Battle Book," the arms race has escalated to a point at which both sides have developed bombs that can destroy the world.
Perhaps the best way to predict how society will react to so-called wearable computing devices is to read the Dr. Seuss children's story "The Butter Battle Book".
A tall blue military cap with red yarn balls that is also in the show under the name Triple Sling Jigger, seems to have been the inspiration for a hat in "The Butter Battle Book," Mr. Chase said.
After finishing his studies, he met David Brower, who commissioned him for what came to be known as "battle books," cornerstones of Sierra Club environmental campaigns.
"There is a hallowed tradition in the Gettysburg battle-book industry," Noah Andre Trudeau notes, "of beginning each new work by+apologizing for adding to the congestion of so many previous studies...
Amazon's battle with book publisher Hachette is even more contentious, and hasn't been resolved yet.
Beyond the internal battles, the book offers fresh disclosures on the nation's continuing battle with terrorists.
The battle against books was repeated yet again – and in a tragic form – 700 years later.
