The phrase "phenomenal book" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe a book that is exceptional, outstanding, or incredible in some way. Example: "The author's latest release has been hailed as a phenomenal book, with its gripping plot and well-developed characters."
With their phenomenal book club, they became two of the most powerful players in British publishing.
"We'd written a phenomenal book with the effort around the Great Hunger Memorial, but the last chapter stinks.
"It has been a phenomenal book for us – everyone has been talking about it and the proof is not in the protests but in the sales," said spokesman Jon Howells.
One of the finest admissions to emerge in this phenomenal book is that of every surgeon's dilemma, which is the inability to play God: but instead to have to decide, after nights of soul-searching, whether it's worth it.
Hunger Games quiz 4.30-5.15pm - Bringing Saturday to a close, join the eccentric host of The Hunger Games, Caesar Flickerman for the ultimate quiz about Suzanne Collins's phenomenal book trilogy.
Honestly, I think it's a phenomenal book written by a fantastic writer and I couldn't be more excited for it to be published so that so many more people can go read it.
Her other phenomenal books include: Ask the Passengers, Everybody Sees the Ants, Please Ignore Vera Dietz, and many more.
The phenomenal third book by Danez Smith first operated upon me as performance: Smith's spoken-word videos had gone viral on YouTube.
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It's a light, airy space packed with phenomenal clutter, mainly books and papers.
"This is a phenomenal number of books we're talking about," said Daisy Maryles, executive editor of Publishers Weekly.
