"book summary" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to point out a short description covering the main points of a book. For example, "I read a book summary to get a better understanding of the main characters and plot of the book."
The downbeat beige book summary of regional economic conditions on Wednesday already had painted a picture of lagging growth.
In its anecdotal beige book summary of economic conditions, the Fed also pointed to disappointing holiday sales, cooling home building and softening commercial real estate activity as signs the economy slowed last month.
Book Summary: The book provides an examination of why many professors continue to rely upon the conceptual frameworks (including the deep taken for granted cultural assumptions) learned in their own graduate studies.
Instead, I look for a book summary or an academic article on the same subject.
Kruse: It's like you're creating your own book summary of the most relevant applicable points.
One sentence book summary By examining the crossover traffic between Japan and the United States of four waves of youth goods, Millennial Monsters explores the global popularity of Japanese youth today, questioning the make-up of the fantasies and the capitalistic conditions of the play properties involved.
Catalog start Author/Contributor "Vaynerchuk, Gary," Remove constraint Author/Contributor: "Vaynerchuk, Gary," [Namur] : Business Book Summaries, 2014.
One 64-megabyte chip can hold ten hours of audio," said Stan Kornaga, vice president of Soundview Executive Book Summaries, which has partnered with Audiofy to put 30 business book summaries on one postage-stamp sized chip.
In cooperation with Soundview Executive Book Summaries, the company is also developing electronic summaries of 100 business books, both in audio and on-screen formats.
For book summaries sharpened to the finest — and funniest — possible points, check out "Better Book Titles," a collection of Photoshopped covers with the titles books ought to have been given.
The thematic areas are Peacebuilding, Research, Expert Meetings, Training, Better Governance, Migration & Development, and Brain Gain". --See epublicationsPC publicarticlesarticles, policy briefs and papers, reports, book summaries, etc.
