The phrase "memorial book" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a book or collection of writings that serves as a memorial or tribute to someone who has passed away. It can also refer to a book that is used to record and honor the memories of a specific event or time period. Example: The family gathered to remember their loved one by writing messages and memories in the memorial book.
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An on-line memorial book is available at www.mem.com.
These sites provide a longevity and global reach for noncelebrities that no memorial book, no poster board of snapshots, no eulogy, however eloquent, can possibly equal.
"I didn't think it was respectful to show people jumping out of windows," he said, adding that the Fire Department's memorial book excluded such pictures.
The memorial book at the circulation desk as well as the library blog are full of testaments, from parents, children and library colleagues from across the nation.
He began to collect memorial books, published when a Thai died and which often included their favourite recipes.
Correction: August 29 , 2002 Thursday An article yesterday about a nonprofit organization that is privately publishing memorial books about victims of the World Trade Center attack misstated its Web address and at one point misstated its name.
Installed on three floors, it includes 18th- and 19th-century prints of funerals, Renaissance manuscripts on the much-debated topic of the afterlife, and memorial books recording individual deaths and the names of vanished communities.
He moved to Bangkok, where he studied in the kitchens of people skilled in the noble arts of traditional cookery, pored over the memorial books that documented palace recipes, and explored the food sold on the streets.
Installed on three floors, it includes 18th- and 19th-century prints of funerals, Renaissance manuscripts on the much debated topic the afterlife and memorial books recording individual deaths and the names of vanished communities.
