paperback造句

A paperback is just a too versatile and easy device to read from.

The readers of 100 years ago are smaller than current reading books, closer in size to our modern paperback books.

It was sort of like Google in paperback form, 35 years before Google came along: it was idealistic, and overflowing with neat tools and great notions.

The dense, readable display and paperback size allow readers to sink into an author’s world just as they do with a physical tome.

The screen is the same size as Kindle 1.0 - a legible 6-inch monochrome e-ink display that requires an external light source to view - just like a paperback.

The novel's allure persists to this day, even if some of Holden's preoccupations now seem a bit dated, and it continues to sell tens of thousands of copies a year in paperback.