Here you will learn some English words related to book formats such as "audiobook", "boxed set", and "first edition".
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a pre-publication copy of a book that is distributed to reviewers, booksellers, librarians, and other industry professionals for the purpose of generating buzz and promoting the book before its official release date
a recording of a book or other work being read aloud, which can be listened to by people through various devices
a book that originated from a blog or online writing platform, often consisting of a collection of posts or articles that have been edited, revised, and compiled into book form
a type of children's book made of thick cardboard pages to withstand rough handling and easy for small hands to grasp
a sequence of books having the same title, characters, or authors, typically marketed towards children and young adults
a type of children's entertainment product consisting of a picture book and an accompanying vinyl record or audio cassette
a small book consisting of a few sheets, typically of paper or card, stapled or bound together, often containing information on a specific subject
a collection of books or other items that are presented together in a box, typically sold as a single unit
a book that has been transcribed into the braille writing system, typically used by blind or visually impaired readers who can feel the raised dots to interpret the text
a comprehensive and annotated listing of all the known artworks by an artist, often including information such as their descriptions, locations, provenance, and critical commentary
a book intended for children that is organized into chapters and typically has a higher word count and more complex themes than a picture book or early reader
an ancient book, written by hand, especially of scriptures, classics, etc.
a large, often luxurious book meant to be displayed on a coffee table or similar surface and typically featuring photographs, art, or other visual content on a particular subject
a book that tells a story with a series of pictures and words, often featuring superheroes or adventure
a personal journal used to collect and organize knowledge, ideas, and other information
a type of autograph book where friends and acquaintances write personal confessions or messages to the owner
a written record of daily events, experiences, etc. that is kept for personal use
a book that is published or converted to a digital format
a publication that provides information about an art exhibition, often including images of the artworks on display and essays by curators and art historians
a type of book published to commemorate or document a special event or festival
the first printing of a book, typically printed in limited quantities and often considered the most desirable edition for collectors
a book with a series of pictures that create an illusion of movement when pages are rapidly flipped
a book with a cover made from stiff material such as cardboard, leather, etc.
a manuscript in which the text is supplemented with decorations, such as initials, borders, and miniature illustrations
a book that was printed before 1501, during the earliest period of European printing
a book that is written, edited, and published within a short period, often in response to current events or popular trends
a type of book that involves the reader in the story or information presented by requiring active participation, such as making choices, solving puzzles, or manipulating objects
a book that has been printed in a larger font size than standard books, designed to help people with visual impairments or difficulty reading small text
an issue of a book, print, collectible, etc. that is produced in limited numbers or just once
a colorful thin book that has news, pictures, and stories about different things like fashion, sports, and animals, usually issued weekly or monthly
a small-sized paperback book that is sold in large quantities in many different retail outlets
titles that are not bestsellers but are still popular enough to warrant publication and distribution
an assortment of short literary works, such as poems, essays, ballads, and stories, compiled into a single volume
a detailed written account of a particular subject, usually in the format of a short book
an electronic book that allows readers to participate in the creation and evolution of the book's content
a digital book that can be accessed through the Internet or downloaded onto a device
a traditional Japanese book made using a bookbinding technique where a long piece of paper or silk is folded in an accordion-like manner
no longer being published and is no longer available for purchase from the publisher or booksellers
a book with a cover that is made of thick paper
a type of book that contains photographs or photo illustrations, usually accompanied by text
a three-dimensional book that has movable parts and pop-up illustrations that rise off the page when opened
a book that is no longer selling well and is being sold at a greatly reduced price by the publisher
a book containing photographs, clippings, artwork, and other personal mementos arranged in a creative way to preserve memories or tell a story
a roll of parchment, paper, or other material containing writing or images, often used for historical or religious texts
a type of medieval manuscript that contains a collection of secular songs or chansons
a book that collects multiple chapters or volumes of a manga series into a single volume
a book used for the study of a particular subject, especially in schools and colleges
a type of book that is based on a media franchise, such as a movie, TV show, or video game, and is often released to coincide with the release of the franchise
a book released in a softcover edition after the hardcover edition has been published, often sold in bookstores and to a general audience
a book that has been owned and read by someone else before being sold or given away to another person
a single publication that is part of a set of similar works
a handwritten or typed document that has not yet been published or printed, often used to refer to an author's draft of a book or other literary work
