paperback
[ˈpeɪpərbæk]
Definition:
1. A book with paper covers.
2. (of books) having a flexible binding.
'paperback' example sentence:
- Your only option is to hold your iPad in your hands, like you would a paperback.
- This electronic edition is based on the paperback edition and therefore inherits all of its shortcomings.
- Oh. I see. I'll have the paperback, please.
- “Paperback books: Science-fiction, mysteries and westerns are what I remember most,” recalls Morris.
- It was sort of like Google in paperback form, 35 years before Google came along:
- Coming soon in paperback to a bookstore near you.
- Many books that are out of print are reissued in paperback form.
- Moreover, if they buy Posner in paperback instead of Sowell in hardback, they will save 10 bucks.
- These paperback books are approximately two inches thick with a wealth of information about Chinese beliefs.
- The size of a paperback, it can store several hundred novels.
- I know a lot of groups were waiting for the paperback release.
- One of the most important and successful rock'n'roll books ever published is now available in paperback.
- The Kindle, which costs $359, is about the size of a slim paperback (see picture below).
- But opening up a paperback could be a simple way to help boost or maintain our mental health.
- The book is being released in paperback this month.
- Tim Harford's book "The Undercover Economist" (Little, Brown) is out now in paperback.
- He spent much of his time reading mediocre paperbacks.
- So far he has sold about 230 paperback copies and 20 e-books.
- Students shouldn't spend much time reading mediocre paperbacks.
- Most of the sales have been of the paperback edition of the book.
- When is the novel coming out in paperback?
- One day, I donated most of the paperbacks to a book sale.
- It was sort of like Google in paperback form thirty-five years before Google came along.
- The editor-in-chief hopes that his next book will be issued as a paperback, as this will increase the sales.
- When is it coming out in paperback?
- Publishers are issuing new Paperbacks in a bigger size to make them easier to read.
- Format: Trade Paperback, 192 pages.
- Her latest novel's out in paperback this week.
- I can tell by the look on your face that I'm going to have to write an afterword to the paperback.
- When is it coming out in paperback ?
- Penguin Books launched the first set of reprints in paperback.
- She said she would buy the book when it comes out in paperback.
- Flight Schedule-An entertaining work of paperback fiction.
- After his death, the practice of management was indeed reissued in paperback.
- Around since the 1980s in paperback form, most of today's studbooks are in computerized databases.
- This is page 474 on your paperbacks if you're following along:
- This writer's books are all issued as paperback.
- There is a certain inevitability that ebook sales have now overtaken paperback sales on Amazon's US site.
- All you need to do is get the old paperback from your basement.
- New copies of the paperback edition will come out in August.
- Club members will get a discount of 10% for hardback books and 20% for paperback books.
- Also, a paperback offers no distractions from the printed words.
- A paperback novel, maybe a small notebook.
- A paperback version should be available next year.
- Do you know if it is out in paperback yet?
- The novel was reissued in paperback.
- But the hard cover is on sale for the same price as the paperback.
- A paperback edition is now available at bookshops.
- A paperback is just a too versatile and easy device to read from.
- He did not consider it worthwhile spending a lot of time on paperback thrillers.
- She flicked through a romantic paperback between occasional dips in the pool.
- It was launched last year in paperback with an initial print run of 7,000 copies.