The part of a sentence "book exposes" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe an action or theme of a book. Example: The new bestseller book exposes the dark secrets of the fashion industry, shedding light on the unethical practices that go on behind the scenes.
The book exposes class hatred in modern Britain.
To borrow a phrase from another postmodern giant, this book exposes "the porousness of certain borders".
This book exposes the prejudices between races, North versus South and the different generations.
But Jacobson and Colón's book exposes the brutality of war in 1447 A.D. with a jolt that a black-and-white line in a history textbook can't convey.
Yet while his YouTube vlogs mostly focus on the "silly and the fun", the book exposes the chinks in Oakley's armour more than his videos ever have.
Tierney's exhaustively reported book exposes the horrendous scientific and journalistic exploitation of the Yanomami, the most studied and vilified tribe in the history of anthropology.
The narratives of these women, halfway through the book, expose the full extent of the president's depravity.
He infiltrated the criminal organisation and in 2006 published Gomorrah, a book exposing their workings to the world.
Layers of shale come apart like the pages of a book, exposing rather flattened fossils, often in two halves.
A former CBS correspondent, Mr Goldberg first rose to prominence with a book exposing liberal bias on the television network news.
Depicting the lecherous life of Gilbert Carnovsky, the book exposed the retrograde, clannish tendencies of the contemporary Jewish family, from which its protagonist attempted to emerge.
