Meanings of book format in English

The whole story is told in a sort of pop-up book format.

They are reasonably slimline devices that basically duplicate the traditional book format.

It's a cute storybook that boils the movie down to a picture book format.

The calendar, produced in book format, is traditionally published in a limited run for top Pirelli clients.

The text is also provided in an onscreen book format, so children can practice their reading skills as well.

Consistently engaging and inventive, its highlight is an exploration of the relationship between mankind and nature, told in comic- book format.

I went home and printed out our Monster article in octavo book format and carried it into the shop for binding.

This was the inspiration for their own illustrated Holy Bible, which they realised first in book format and published in 2013.

Inspired by zines' DIY approach, the pair laid out the collected images in a book format and self-published the 32-page Pot Shots.

As far as the practice of creative writing goes, it might as well, since writing does not necessarily have to take a book format.

For around $2.99 you can get classic stories like the Lion King, Pixar Cars, Cinderella, and many more in a comic book format.

Going private could also help the company realign its business as readers transition to digital book formats.

The study can't say whether or how specific book formats might directly impact kids' social, emotional or cognitive development.

Whipple says the project creators "chose the Scout Book format from the get-go because the small size forced the content to be succinct."