The term "book highlight" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a specific section or quote from a book that is particularly noteworthy or stands out to the reader. Example: "One of the most moving scenes in the novel was the book highlight, where the protagonist finally confronts her fears and overcomes them."
This is definitely a book highlight.
But the questions about Mr. Obama's book highlight the potential downside for politicians who document their lives as a way of introducing themselves to the American public.
Are we surprised when the early reviews of the book highlight in-fighting and petty jealousies more prominently than the stellar career accomplishments of these women?
Describing it as "strictly for Kaytranada fans" on Twitter, the 90 minutes of music includes a remix of Usher's "U Don't Have To Call," Chance The Rapper's Coloring Book highlight "All Night" (which he produced), and plenty of unreleased material.
"This book highlights other large-scale exciting opportunities for further cooperation between our two countries," Osborne says.
The book highlights the deep-rooted caste prejudices in modern-day India through the lens of a love story.
Stirling has produced a book highlighting good practice in the different models that have developed across Britain.
The book highlights all that is grimy and offbeat about Portland, the fringe that Mr. Palahniuk chronicles in his novels.
As DeGeneres's book highlights, the last thing the reader wants in a celebrity memoir is to act as analyst to a desperately needy star.
The book highlights problems that are well known in Washington, but Mr. Woodward manages to get the president, Mr. Boehner and their inner circles to talk about them.
As with "Driving Mr. Albert," this book highlights Mr. Paterniti's excessive love of digression, which undermines faith that the main story is strong enough to captivate readers.
