'thought-provoking book' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a work of non-fiction or fiction that evokes thought and contemplation in the reader. For example, "The author's thought-provoking book encouraged readers to take steps to create and foster meaningful connections with others."
"The Age of the Unthinkable" is a thought-provoking book.
All this may be awful news, but Taubman's thought-provoking book offers sober reason for some optimism too.
As Joseph Tainter writes in his thought-provoking book "The Collapse of Complex Societies," each new effort brings diminishing returns, until the whole rigmarole collapses.
Each creative mind needs another to push against if it is to achieve its potential, according to this thought-provoking book.
Critical Mass: How One Thing Leads to Another by Philip Ball (Heinemann) A thought-provoking book by one of Britain's leading young science writers.
Mr. Denk's work as a librettist will also be heard at the festival: a likely highlight will be the premiere of "The Classical Style," a comic opera based on Charles Rosen's thought-provoking book about 18th- and early 19th-century musical language, with Mr. Denk's libretto and a score by Steven Stucky.
The unfairness of our current attitudes was tackled in one of last year's most thought-provoking books, Katrine Marçal's Who Cooked Adam Smith's Dinner?
Conclusion one: the image of the drink and drug-fuelled City may be overstated; these guys like good food, lively conversation – an antidote to the ritualised alternation of home and work, says one – and thought-provoking books.
His thought-provoking books include Live from Death Row and All Things Censored, which have won him international fame and a dedicated audience. .
It starts off quite slow as a thought provoking book based on his war experiences, and it felt like as the book went on it gathered pace and turned into an adventure story.
-- thank you, Mom! Author Daniel Pink, in his thought provoking book, Drive, talks about autonomy, mastery and purpose as drivers for intrinsic motivation that create happiness at work.
