Of or From
Which one or ones are correct?
A) I like this book of Mr.Smith.
B) I would like to read this book of him.
C) I like this book from Mr. Smith.
D) I would like to read this book from him.

Actually the book is written by Mr. Smith.
Thank you in advance.

Question

Of or From
Which one or ones are correct?
A) I like this book of Mr.Smith.
B) I would like to read this book of him.
C) I like this book from Mr. Smith.
D) I would like to read this book from him.

Actually the book is written by Mr. Smith.
Thank you in advance.

Answer

they are correct with 'by',
not 'of' or 'from'
:)

Answer

I like the book written by Mr smith.
I like the book of = is used to describe a specific book "The book of Mormon" "The book of Elli" "The book of Enoch" are all titles of Books.

"The book BY Michelle Obama" = google search this and you get books written by the Author.
"The book OF Michelle Obama" = same results in google.

The book BY = better and most natural.
The book OF = can refer to A book by specific Author/Writer or A title.

Of = owner 0r title Or implied Author/Writer :
Of = "of the year/week/month" 
By = Author Writer.

You can use whatever you feel is best for the situation. "of" or "By" but from is not quite correct.
From=  "The shop/store/publisher/" Author/writer + name

To make things clear "The book from the Author/Writer Mr smith" = Obvious now what and who you mean.