Now, see that less-than-or-equal sign? This says μsN is the maximum static friction force in a given situation. If you push the book with a force of 1 newton, the frictional force will be 1 newton. Double the pushing force and the frictional force also doubles. It does whatever it has to in order to keep the two surfaces stationary—up to a point. If you keep pushing harder, your applied force will eventually exceed μsN and the book will start to slide. At that point, kinetic friction kicks in.
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