Sentence examples for it a paperback from inspiring English sources
"I'm going to call it a paperback".
I also, for his own comfort, reached forward and picked up – it was a burnt – but it was a paperback book, and placed it under his head to ease the strain of his neck on the hard floor.
(It helps that it's a paperback original).
Read the back if it's a paperback, sometimes it will have a bit of the story written on the back, just like a hardcover with the inside flap.
Foer has claimed that the decision to produce it as a paperback was forced by necessity, because "if it were a hardback it would collapse in on itself".
"'The Old Wives' Tale'?" "Yes, it's a paperback edition, and the ink runs off on my hands".
The book, not from the school's library but rather my own collection, was deemed inappropriate in that (a) it was a paperback and (b) had a cover trumpeting a recently released 1966 film.
It's a paperback of The Unbearable Lightness of Being by Milan Kundera, the one with a cover of lava-red and a bleary photo of what looks like two people standing at a window.
The book is over nine hundred pages long, but a word to readers on the road: it's a paperback and the paper is thin not too much of a schlep.
Bissell suggested it as a paperback reprint with an introduction by Franzen, but the editors hadn't heard of Fox and, pre- The Corrections, thought Franzen not starry enough, so had to be persuaded.
