"book record" is a valid and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a written or electronic record of a book, including information such as the title, author, publication date, and other relevant details. Example: "I need to update my book record to include the new edition of the textbook." This sentence could be used by a librarian or teacher who maintains a record of books used in a certain class or school.
Barrow's book, "Record Run," written with Kay Blake, is available for $17.95 from Baron Barclay Bridge Supplies, (800) 274-2221.
To his mind, a book, record or CD, more so than a screen or a download, forges a "physical connection with the process" of creativity.
(Angelo) ★ Michael Patrick O'Brien's 'Shatter' (Thursday) This one-man show, written and performed by the longtime "Saturday Night Live" scribe Michael Patrick O'Brien, finds the comedy veteran trying to break a randomly selected Guinness Book record.
Bob Hawke's ability to throw down a yard glass in record time earned him enormous political capital and a Guinness Book record, but the man given the moniker of the Silver Haired Bodgie for his voluminous and well-groomed shock of hair was also a keen follower of sport.
High oil prices have helped integrated energy companies like ExxonMobil and services companies like Schlumberger book record profits.
If the work was previously published in another book, record the information for the original source as described above.
Ms. Apple, the sum of a quarter-century of punk attitude and a great American song book record-collection, heaves out a tangle of animal instincts, ready for a fight as she sifts fascinatedly through her own worst qualities.
The museum's guest book records that Édouard Manet, Gustave Courbet and Claude Monet all visited.
Thus began the long and fascinating dialogue that Boswell's book records.
I knew this from James's little book recording his visits to Giacometti's studio.
(The book records Cruise's denial that he ever said this).
