Sentence examples for more paperback from inspiring English sources

Last year Ms. Roberts sold more paperback fiction in the United States than any other author except Harry Potter's J. K. Rowling.

Last year only the likes of Dan Brown and James Patterson shifted more paperbacks in the adult market than she did.

Its chief librarian, Robert Worcester, said he and his colleagues were trying to improve this by buying more paperbacks, which were more popular than hardbacks.

Customers need to order five or more paperbacks at once to make an online purchase less expensive than paying the cover price in a store.

F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel sold few copies in 1925; now The Great Gatsby tops the Amazon bestseller list, with 125,000 copies already sold this year and the publisher pumping out 350,000 more paperbacks with Leonardo DiCaprio on the cover.

Several publishers said Wal-Mart, a major seller of mass-market paperbacks, has been quietly revamping its book selection to include fewer mass-market paperbacks and more trade paperbacks, which have higher production values: better-quality paper and larger covers.

"Doctor Zhivago" went on to sell a million copies in hardcover and five million more in paperback.

"Heartburn" stayed on the list for 29 weeks in hardcover, and 8 more in paperback.

This isn't the first time Gore has been on the Times list with a book about the environment; back in 1992 and 1993, his "Earth in the Balance" spent six months here in hardcover and five more in paperback.

It's been just over a year since my book on the birth of the movement -- The Backlash: Right-Wing Radicals, High-Def Hucksters, and Paranoid Politics in the Age of Obama -- was published (and it's just been released in more affordable paperback and e-book editions).

The most exciting part of this update for most is probably the Family Library function, which finally makes e-books from Amazon more like paperbacks in that they can be shared freely between family members.