"book bank" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a collection or repository of books, similar to a traditional bank storing money. Example: The local library has a book bank with over 10,000 titles for readers to borrow from.
And, oh yes, there will be at least one more factor in the equation: Besides its own deteriorating loan book, Bank of Cyprus will also be getting a chunk of problematic loans from the recently shut down Laiki Bank — as well as €9 billion in liabilities that Laiki owed to the central bank of Cyprus.
First Book organized the first national book bank in 1999.
Each school creates a Book Bank, a mini library of 200 to 250 books the children take home with them.
His first campaigns involved a football club using membership fees to pay the school fees of needy children, while another project became a book bank in his home town.
He took redundancy, and set up what he believes is the first "book bank", the Doncaster-based Re-Read, which has given away 54,000 books to children since it was established in September 2012.
Presenter: Brett King, Author of the bestselling book Bank 2.0.
Despite a full order book, banks balked at lending MASS more money.
The publisher is also marketing it as a trade book, banking on the famous illustrator angle.
Stewart takes a leaf out of Neil Young's book, banking on people being willing to pay for better sound.
1. Spain: Elena Alfaro fought for a fair price for expensive school textbooks, and book banks that would help families maintain access to education.
Two new, wonderfully illustrated books bank on trains' innate appeal while giving children a keener sense of their former glory and power.
