"This book conveys" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that the content of a particular book conveys a particular message or idea. For example: "This book conveys the importance of living a healthy lifestyle."
This book conveys the author's insights from his decades of experience in fields ranging from machine tools to aerospace.
Renowned for its accuracy and scope, this book conveys the richness and complexity of ancient Egyptian life.
Unlike his version of "The Nutcracker," this book conveys no sense that it is a mere recycling of his work in costume or set design.
This book conveys how poetry might function not as a well-wrought urn or cri de cœur but as an extension of the senses into realms where crucial sensory witness has been largely impossible.
With new material that updates the union's history since the 1990s, this book conveys the promise and problems of movement-building in the twenty-first century health care industry".--BOOK JACKET.
Filled with remarkable stories of transformation that have resulted from the practice of compassion, including Jinpa's extraordinary personal story, this book conveys lessons of CCT in a whole new way.
Isolated diagrams of partially dissected systems, such as are given in this book, convey nothing to the untrained mind.
The authors of this book convey the love and exasperation Theo felt for his needy, demanding brother and how fearful Vincent was of losing Theo's devotion.
I'll be the first to admit that this is not an extremely promising plot summary, but far from the "style over substance" I was warned I might find, I found that this book conveyed so much in so little.
Together the text and documents of this book convey graphically the essential roles played by the Comintern, providing a unique perspective on the era of Stalinist repression and terror.
And the book conveys the tubular thrills of such exploits.
