"introduction to book" is a correct phrase in written English.
You can use it when introducing a book to someone or describing the content of a book. For example, "This book includes an interesting introduction to book restoration techniques."
You'd expect the elephant folio to be more truncated: Abe Books' introduction to book sizes.
As he explains in the prose introduction to book five of the Masnavi, the Sharia is like a candle that lights the way – without that candle we cannot even see to set foot on the spiritual path.
Hasdai Crescas mentions Ibn Daud together with Ibn Sina and al-Ghazali as an important pre-Maimonidean author (Or ha-Shem, Introduction to Book I).
The show is not only a great introduction to book art, it's a good opportunity to discover artists from all over the world.
It's a brilliant scheme giving free books to every single baby in the country and is an excellent introduction to books and reading from the earliest days.
A year ago Eggers and his wife opened a drop-in centre for disadvantaged children in San Francisco, to give them an introduction to books and reading.
But his real introduction to books as business came when, as an undergraduate, he won a place on a scholarship programme at the University of Pennsylvania.
It provides the young child with an introduction to books and the Peter Rabbit universe.
Although, critically, The Story of Miss Moppet is considered one of Potter's lesser efforts, for young children it is valued as an introduction to books in general, and to the world of Peter Rabbit.
While Satan said he is unlikely to make a habit of writing introductions to books, he said that he could foresee making another exception in the future: "I've heard Rupert Murdoch is working on his memoir".
Another of the new initiatives involves advertising in Kirkus Reviews, something the magazine has never done but which Mr. Kramer said he is considering, perhaps in the form of special inserts or promotional introductions to books.
