Open book

Open book may refer to:

Music

• Open Book, an album by Da’ T.R.U.T.H.
• Open Book, an album by Evelyn King
• Open Book, an album by The Lemon Trees
• "Open Book," a song by Cake on the album Fashion Nugget
• "Open Book," a song by Gnarls Barkley on the album The Odd Couple
• "Open Book," a song by Ed Harcourt on the album Strangers
• "Open Book," a song by The Rakes on the album Capture/Release
• "Open Book," a song by Cock Rovin on the album Collection Gold
• "Open Book," a song by Sacred Reich on the album Independent

Books and publishing

• An Open Book (poems), a collection by Orson Scott Card
• PEN/Open Book, a program fostering diversity in publishing
• An Open Book, an autobiography by Monica Dickens
• An Open Book, a memoir by Ruth Gordon

Computing and networking

• VIA OpenBook, a laptop reference design
• Networked book, a book designed to be written, edited, and read in a networked environment
• Openbook, an online navigational envelope developed by National Academies Press
• Project Open Book, a digital research and development project managed by former Yale professor Paul Conway
• Openbook (website), a Facebook-specific search engine
• OpenBook (NYSE), market data software provided by the NYSE.

Other uses

• Open-book contract, a cost-plus contract for delivery of work/services
• Open-book accounting
• Open book decomposition, a concept in topology
• Open-book management
• OPeNBooK Co., Ltd., a video game developer
• Mary Walsh: Open Book, a television series
• Open Book, a center for literary and visual arts co-founded by the Minnesota Center for Book Arts
• Open Book, a blog by Amy Welborn
• "An Open Book," a Six Feet Under episode
• A climbing term
• Open Book (radio), a BBC Radio 4 programme about books
• "an open book", an English idiom used to mean that the details of a situation or item are open for everyone to examine

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