'tool book' is not a correct and usable phrase in written English.
A tool can be a physical object, such as a hammer or saw, or it can be a device or system used to do a particular type of job or task, such as a computer program. A book is a written work that is usually published in printed or electronic form. To make a correct sentence with the phrase 'tool book', you could say: "I recently bought a book that provides instructions for using different tools for home repairs."
I quite agree with Carr that tools affect how we think — and considered as a tool, books have many absolutely fantastic and magical effects on the way we think.
While the "laptop," as a designed object, is an excellent tool, books are what define our early education and creating an electronic book that works and is actively useful seems far more intelligent than the original OLPC, which is a stab at a "less is more" mentality that eventually hobbles the very people it is designed to help.
While the "laptop," as a designed object, is an excellent tool, books are what define our early education and creating an electronic book that works and is actively useful seems far more intelligent than the original OLPC, which was a stab at a "less is more" mentality that eventually hobbles the very people it is designed to help.
But across the globe, including even here in the United States, tens of millions of children don't have access to the most basic educational tool: books.
This resource includes tool books, case studies and previous evaluation exercises.
Book as a sales tool: Every book should promote every other book you have.
The shack will house tools, books and artwork inspired by bees and agrarian customs.
Before long, he realised that the communards would need tools, books and ideas, which he decided to collate into a mail-order catalogue.
Another advantage of Delicious Library: It automatically categorized my goods, placing toys, tools, books and DVDs in separate areas of the program.
One of Shaw's officers remembered his soldiers bringing back "sofas, pianos, chairs, mirrors, carpets, bedstands, carpenters' tools, coopers' tools, books, law books, account books … china sets, tin ware, earthen ware …" Some men returned with chickens, pigs, cows and even a few liberated slaves.
