"receive a book" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when someone is giving or handing you a book. For example: "I received a book from my friend as a thank-you gift."
"Fortunately, we have evolved and now girls also receive a book".
It takes less than a minute to receive a book over the wireless connection.
I would passionately like to receive a book token: hours of rumination; perfect happiness.
Children receive a book each time they show up for a session and get a backpack when they sign up.
Attendees of the G-8 summit will receive a book commissioned by Silvio Berlusconi, on the works of the Italian sculptor Antonio Canova.
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She remembered receiving a book as a present from her parents every Christmas.
He received a book in 1954 about the Cord 810 and 812 and was immediately intrigued.
Each guest receives a book; then to help enjoy it, they get a bottle of wine per room each night.
IN the late 1980's, the actor Ed Harris received a book from his father as a birthday gift.
"Some guests prefer to claim they never received a book instead of saying they didn't like it".
