The phrase "title of book" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it any time you need to refer to the title of a book. For example: "The title of the book is 'The Cat in the Hat'".
And as her self-proclaimed title of "book doctor" indicates, she's happy to help you find exactly the book you are looking for.
The prisoners hand me their picture ID and I copy down their number along with the title of book they chose.
Through the site Rowling sporadically revealed clues about the upcoming books using basic puzzles (in 2004, for example, she unveiled the title of Book Six).
Does Jessica know the title of book four?' And I keep saying, 'No!
Subject is probably the best, since people don't always know the author or title of books they would want.
Give students 2 points for writing the title of the book underlined in their book report.
Tell him/her the title of the book and a little about the book.
Writer gives representative titles of books for some authors mentioned.
The titles of books are a kind of sociological evidence.
