"context of the book" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the elements that make up the setting and content of a book. For example, "The context of the book is set in the post-WWII era in the American Midwest."
There are also plenty of jokes that are even funnier within the context of the book.
The context of the book is magic, but its subject is society.
Yet in the context of the book as a whole, these insights are almost inadvertent.
It's a humorous shot, but it fits in the context of the book, and it's honest.
Inevitably, this early history of radical London is much foreshortened within the context of the book as a whole.
The idea of the earn-out is important, though, in the context of the book publishing industry, where the traditional economics are based on sale-or-return distribution.
"All confirmed that the republication of the cartoons by the Yale University Press ran a serious risk of instigating violence, and nearly all advised that publishing other illustrations of the Prophet Muhammad in the context of this book about the Danish cartoon controversy raised similar risk," the statement said.
This is good — it's the rhetorical wordplay that made his raps between songs so vivid and funny — but nearly meaningless in the context of this book.
But in the context of this book, those entries are almost ho-hum, precisely because they could have come from any troubled "it's not about you.. The rest of Maraniss's chronicle, which very minutely traces the president's African and American lineages back for more than a century, is far more unusual.
This chapter also defined several terms in the context of this book, such as "chip," "best practice," and "firmware".
"In the context of this book, it was made available in April of [2014] for consideration," Levin said.
