I like the black, softcover Moleskines with big pages and no lines.
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They were written in softcover exercise books with flowers drawn on the covers.
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It has to be softcover.
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The Nobody is a somewhat shorthand riff on Lemire's domestic epic Essex Country Trilogy, due in hard- and softcover collections in August.
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Money will come from new content for which a premium price based on must-haveness can still be justified, much like the hardcover-softcover distinction in bookselling.
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The Birds of Britain and Europe by Heinsel, Fitter and Parslow is a Collins publication, softback.
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All this comes back when a friend gives a Christmas present of a small, softback book Nature Trails, volume one, by Richard Williamson.
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These Friar's Bush productions have been pictorial, mostly in small softbacks of about 80 pages; pictures and captions, and an introduction.
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Yesterday a sister secretly put two sovereigns in my wifes pocketbook.
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The next demand made of him was his watch and pocketbook.
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Presently he stopped, took out his pocketbook and counted his money.
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He became furious when Maggie carelessly left her pocketbook on a shelf.
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This PocketBook includes every word contained in the original, higher-priced edition.
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Fact, he replied, pulling the paperback up and starting to read.
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He opened the gate just wide enough to pass the paperback.
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I finish reading the article and pass the paperback to Oshima.
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I hand the paperback to Kevin and turn to the jury.
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But I think it's the same man. I handed the paperback.
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He pointed triumphantly to a yellow-paper-bound volume sticking out of his coat pocket.
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Irish Fiction: The psychology of book-packaging, particularly of the mass-marketpaperback, has become shamelessly blatant.
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As a result, Ballantine plans to push Sherman's book not as a trade book, but as a mass-marketpaperback, planting it in supermarket check-out aisles.
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Amazon is a company focused on selling anything and everything, from mass-marketpaperbacks to infrastructure-as-a-service, or IaaS.
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Little kids' books with loose signatures, ancient first-edition hardcovers, outsized novelty art books, mass-marketpaperbacks, reference books as thick as cinderblocks.
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In the past hundred years, the advent of mass-marketpaperbacks, radio, film and television have all been viewed as dooming the novel.