He sat in the restuarant and ordered for a coffee…
It was then when he saw the lady sitting opposite to him..She was busy reading a paperback book with a front photo of a romantic couple in a hugging position…!! He got sad.. She came to his mind..!!
Vinayak
paper back is a description of a type of book. books that are paperback are usually novels, or “novellas”. That sounds kind of like the feminine of a novel. It could be, I honestly don’t know. Its interesting how there are feminine and masculine words.
Rosalie
novel, paper, tawdry, hard to hold, cheap, cheap, cheap, sordid, lengthy, bookstore, small print, falls apart, good, bad.
T
Novel, a story written from someones heart, makes me think of dinosaurs, like dimaondback, they’re endless tales never to be heard. Booom. It’s over
Woot
a paperback is a book that is soft.
kelly
You told me about this paperback book, standing in the fiction aisle. i already had a book in my hands, perched atop a comfy red chair, but there you were, talking to me as if you knew me, as if i wasn’t already reading something. you captured my attention for a couple minutes. when you left, the pages of the book before me seemed empty. i bought that paperback.
Sam
a book without a solid cover, typically a short novel, but not always. It is less expensive to buy compared to a hard cover book.
Mike L
I sit upon a chair,
I chair that is not whatsoever comfy.
Looking down upon the glossy wood,
Something looks back up at me.
Rather plain,
Bound by glue,
I feel as though it’s glaring.
Then I remember,
The words it holds,
And state,
“It’s just a paperback!”
Remix
books i love reading especially now that i have been freed of the monotony of having a job with someone else. I love being by myself and working for myself I hope that business will drum up here soon.
bails
She picked up the book. Paperback. Cheaper, more worn. Not like hardback. But it was his book, so It didn’t matter. She loved it more perhaps. in its pages were notes, and scribbles. Hardbacks had nothing on this book.
Linely
Fragile things, worn in and well used, their pages dog-eared and torn, her flimsy best friends. Books were always there for her when friends were not, they kept her company, made her laugh, made her cry, and most importantly, filled her head with wonder and imagination. And when the world began to crumble around her, she was safe.
Charlie Rose
If my life were a paperback…
a student would try and do a book report on it, and endlessly search for a conflict, a climax, a theme. They’d never find one.
Not even action, thrills, or drama.
All they would find are the complaints of a teenage girl, always waiting for her life to start.
If my life were a paperback…
it’d have a two-star rating on amazon.com
C.L. Bain
I have lots of paperback novels. What I like about paperback, as opposed to hardback, novels is that you can bend the cover over to read just one page. Plus if you read the book, often you get creases on the spine. That way people know that you have read the book often.
Erin
so many books. libraries full. no time to read them all. authors galore. what to read? when to read? dictionaries to harlequin romance novels. the list goes on and on on on on.. paperback books.
she
so many books. libraries full. no time to read them all. authors galore. what to read? when to read? dictionaries to harlequin romance novels. the list goes on and on on on on.. paperback books.
Anonymous
I am an editor. Or rather I will be. Paperback writers are my specialty.
And now I’m thinking of the Beatles. Paaaperbaaack, paaaperbaaaack WRIIIITERRRRRR.
But yes, editing. I do it. I do it well. Cos I’m AWESOME. And I will be better and better soon. Joy.
Angel
you’re spineless
just like a paperback book
you’re flimsy
floppy and easy to tear.
why can’t you be hardcover?
strong, reliable,
sturdy.
dont be a paperback.
Myst
It was much loved, the pages wrinkled here and there, the odd corner turned down to mark the reader’s place. The inscription inside the front cover was puzzling however….who was “Denise”?
Kalli
I hate paperback books. I think hardcover ones are 10x better.
C
Sometimes I don’t like being honest with myself.
M
I turned the book over in my hands and scratched my head. The summary was very interesting and the price was reasonable but something about it made me feel strange. I usually didn’t buy books, this one happened to fall from a shelf onto my shoulder and I picked it up to make people think I dropped it on purpose. I walked to the counter and bought it. It couldn’t be that bad right? Or so I thought.
paperback
paper back books are amazing. The word makes me think f the beatles. boos are better in paper back. they become yours, folded and creased in your specific way. the edges become worn and they show the amount of love you give them and your wear and tear, in the way a hardback can’t
Hannah Marie
i dusted off the skin
of the last paperback you told
me to read. i read cracks into the
covers and tears into the spaces between
the words, they were stale smelling and the
ink looked glossed by time, but i
could read the sentences that you penciled
under, the lines that rang like a spoon
dropped to the kitchen floor-tiles.
déjame leer un otro, te pediré, porque
todo lo que me das, cada vez – lo juro, me siento como es una de esas frases, una de ellas empapada en las lágrimas de una lápiz. no puedo ver todas las
palabras, claro que algunas son escondidas dentro de tu mente,
pero puedo decirte que quiero leerlas, un día, si me dejas.
until then, i will dust off your paperbacks,
folding the pages with my fingernails, waiting,
esperando, for the perfect instance.
Mikjáll
He poured his heart and soul into these three-hundred-seventy-some-odd pages,
all moist and bent and tattered, like
an aged, saturated rag doll;
after twenty minutes caught in the rain,
they’ve become unintelligible mush,
the ink running down wood pulp so soaked it can’t be recycled,
a waste of time,
a waste of space,
a waste of the human heart and soul.
Clementine
did this 3 times already first word was Damn
toritoo
yellow and worn. they sit in a pile, all musty with memories. Up in an attic that no one remembers. They hope someday for young fingers to find them in a secret delightful discovery, to finally open their pages and inhale air again.
chloe
inexpensive way and convienent way to read good books
toritoo
Paperbacks and torn up jeans
This is where my home is
I never knew you
Never will
But we may meet again
Cherry
Paperback books are little known treasures. After all, their more expensive hardcover counterparts are much more valuable, right? However, these little treasures contain all the knowledge one needs, for a small price. It educates everyone and anyone for an extremely small price.
Liz
It was a constant thing. Every morning, and every evening she was in the same exact seat, with her nose in a book. Or not quite the same seat, and not ever the same book twice.
Charlie Rose
good inexpensive way to keep up reading.
toritoo
she walked out holding it by her side. the crumples cracked with every step she took. she made it out of the door. placed it by the dumpster. and then she left.
pizzo
Paperbackbooks soft cover less expesive easy to flip can be bent and :(( when get wet.. bad easier to destroy
Liz
i’ve often bought paperback books. books i knew nothing about, but books i, for one reason or another, just had to have. i wanted something to read, i wanted something to get into for a short moment in time. so, after barely any consideration whatsoever, while standing in a favorite bookstore, i’d reach for a seemingly random book, snatch it up and begin reading it practically on my way home.
Jennifer
I was wandering in the library when a paperback dropped to the floor as I accidentally brushed against it. Bending down to pick it up, I suddenly recognized it. It was a children’s book I had read when I was six years old, sitting in my grandmother’s lap. I found a cozy corner and began to read, lost in memories of the past.
vish
Paperback! well, paperback writer is a Beatles song. i sure love them. its also a type of book, but theyre crap. they rip verrrry easily. and they dont smell as good as the hard cover books.
chelsea!
The Beatles. They were a pretty good band, I suppose. Never properly to my taste, but everyone else raves about them, so I learnt the words to their songs and can happily join in with singalongs and the likes. Maybe I’m a sheep, but it makes me some friends, I guess.
Jack
I do not care much for paperback books. Hard cover is so much better because it does not rip easily. Nor does it get destroyed as easily as a hard cover book. Paperback sucks.
olivia fourgregs@yahoo.com
a book of sorts. or a back of paper. who knows which. it can be filled with words or can be a covering from the elements on a bench overnight. homeless alone and with nothing but a paperback. wet with rain or tears or
joe
she flipped through the dusty paperback, the hardwood floors creaked beneath her as she shifted the weight between her feet. and she only wondered how she had come upon such a treasure trove. the used book store stood shoddy against the new convenience centers and large malls, almost threatened to be smothered.
He sat in the restuarant and ordered for a coffee…
It was then when he saw the lady sitting opposite to him..She was busy reading a paperback book with a front photo of a romantic couple in a hugging position…!! He got sad.. She came to his mind..!!
paper back is a description of a type of book. books that are paperback are usually novels, or “novellas”. That sounds kind of like the feminine of a novel. It could be, I honestly don’t know. Its interesting how there are feminine and masculine words.
novel, paper, tawdry, hard to hold, cheap, cheap, cheap, sordid, lengthy, bookstore, small print, falls apart, good, bad.
Novel, a story written from someones heart, makes me think of dinosaurs, like dimaondback, they’re endless tales never to be heard. Booom. It’s over
a paperback is a book that is soft.
You told me about this paperback book, standing in the fiction aisle. i already had a book in my hands, perched atop a comfy red chair, but there you were, talking to me as if you knew me, as if i wasn’t already reading something. you captured my attention for a couple minutes. when you left, the pages of the book before me seemed empty. i bought that paperback.
a book without a solid cover, typically a short novel, but not always. It is less expensive to buy compared to a hard cover book.
I sit upon a chair,
I chair that is not whatsoever comfy.
Looking down upon the glossy wood,
Something looks back up at me.
Rather plain,
Bound by glue,
I feel as though it’s glaring.
Then I remember,
The words it holds,
And state,
“It’s just a paperback!”
books i love reading especially now that i have been freed of the monotony of having a job with someone else. I love being by myself and working for myself I hope that business will drum up here soon.
She picked up the book. Paperback. Cheaper, more worn. Not like hardback. But it was his book, so It didn’t matter. She loved it more perhaps. in its pages were notes, and scribbles. Hardbacks had nothing on this book.
Fragile things, worn in and well used, their pages dog-eared and torn, her flimsy best friends. Books were always there for her when friends were not, they kept her company, made her laugh, made her cry, and most importantly, filled her head with wonder and imagination. And when the world began to crumble around her, she was safe.
If my life were a paperback…
a student would try and do a book report on it, and endlessly search for a conflict, a climax, a theme. They’d never find one.
Not even action, thrills, or drama.
All they would find are the complaints of a teenage girl, always waiting for her life to start.
If my life were a paperback…
it’d have a two-star rating on amazon.com
I have lots of paperback novels. What I like about paperback, as opposed to hardback, novels is that you can bend the cover over to read just one page. Plus if you read the book, often you get creases on the spine. That way people know that you have read the book often.
so many books. libraries full. no time to read them all. authors galore. what to read? when to read? dictionaries to harlequin romance novels. the list goes on and on on on on.. paperback books.
so many books. libraries full. no time to read them all. authors galore. what to read? when to read? dictionaries to harlequin romance novels. the list goes on and on on on on.. paperback books.
I am an editor. Or rather I will be. Paperback writers are my specialty.
And now I’m thinking of the Beatles. Paaaperbaaack, paaaperbaaaack WRIIIITERRRRRR.
But yes, editing. I do it. I do it well. Cos I’m AWESOME. And I will be better and better soon. Joy.
you’re spineless
just like a paperback book
you’re flimsy
floppy and easy to tear.
why can’t you be hardcover?
strong, reliable,
sturdy.
dont be a paperback.
It was much loved, the pages wrinkled here and there, the odd corner turned down to mark the reader’s place. The inscription inside the front cover was puzzling however….who was “Denise”?
I hate paperback books. I think hardcover ones are 10x better.
Sometimes I don’t like being honest with myself.
I turned the book over in my hands and scratched my head. The summary was very interesting and the price was reasonable but something about it made me feel strange. I usually didn’t buy books, this one happened to fall from a shelf onto my shoulder and I picked it up to make people think I dropped it on purpose. I walked to the counter and bought it. It couldn’t be that bad right? Or so I thought.
paper back books are amazing. The word makes me think f the beatles. boos are better in paper back. they become yours, folded and creased in your specific way. the edges become worn and they show the amount of love you give them and your wear and tear, in the way a hardback can’t
i dusted off the skin
of the last paperback you told
me to read. i read cracks into the
covers and tears into the spaces between
the words, they were stale smelling and the
ink looked glossed by time, but i
could read the sentences that you penciled
under, the lines that rang like a spoon
dropped to the kitchen floor-tiles.
déjame leer un otro, te pediré, porque
todo lo que me das, cada vez – lo juro, me siento como es una de esas frases, una de ellas empapada en las lágrimas de una lápiz. no puedo ver todas las
palabras, claro que algunas son escondidas dentro de tu mente,
pero puedo decirte que quiero leerlas, un día, si me dejas.
until then, i will dust off your paperbacks,
folding the pages with my fingernails, waiting,
esperando, for the perfect instance.
He poured his heart and soul into these three-hundred-seventy-some-odd pages,
all moist and bent and tattered, like
an aged, saturated rag doll;
after twenty minutes caught in the rain,
they’ve become unintelligible mush,
the ink running down wood pulp so soaked it can’t be recycled,
a waste of time,
a waste of space,
a waste of the human heart and soul.
did this 3 times already first word was Damn
yellow and worn. they sit in a pile, all musty with memories. Up in an attic that no one remembers. They hope someday for young fingers to find them in a secret delightful discovery, to finally open their pages and inhale air again.
inexpensive way and convienent way to read good books
Paperbacks and torn up jeans
This is where my home is
I never knew you
Never will
But we may meet again
Paperback books are little known treasures. After all, their more expensive hardcover counterparts are much more valuable, right? However, these little treasures contain all the knowledge one needs, for a small price. It educates everyone and anyone for an extremely small price.
It was a constant thing. Every morning, and every evening she was in the same exact seat, with her nose in a book. Or not quite the same seat, and not ever the same book twice.
good inexpensive way to keep up reading.
she walked out holding it by her side. the crumples cracked with every step she took. she made it out of the door. placed it by the dumpster. and then she left.
Paperbackbooks soft cover less expesive easy to flip can be bent and :(( when get wet.. bad easier to destroy
i’ve often bought paperback books. books i knew nothing about, but books i, for one reason or another, just had to have. i wanted something to read, i wanted something to get into for a short moment in time. so, after barely any consideration whatsoever, while standing in a favorite bookstore, i’d reach for a seemingly random book, snatch it up and begin reading it practically on my way home.
I was wandering in the library when a paperback dropped to the floor as I accidentally brushed against it. Bending down to pick it up, I suddenly recognized it. It was a children’s book I had read when I was six years old, sitting in my grandmother’s lap. I found a cozy corner and began to read, lost in memories of the past.
Paperback! well, paperback writer is a Beatles song. i sure love them. its also a type of book, but theyre crap. they rip verrrry easily. and they dont smell as good as the hard cover books.
The Beatles. They were a pretty good band, I suppose. Never properly to my taste, but everyone else raves about them, so I learnt the words to their songs and can happily join in with singalongs and the likes. Maybe I’m a sheep, but it makes me some friends, I guess.
I do not care much for paperback books. Hard cover is so much better because it does not rip easily. Nor does it get destroyed as easily as a hard cover book. Paperback sucks.
a book of sorts. or a back of paper. who knows which. it can be filled with words or can be a covering from the elements on a bench overnight. homeless alone and with nothing but a paperback. wet with rain or tears or
she flipped through the dusty paperback, the hardwood floors creaked beneath her as she shifted the weight between her feet. and she only wondered how she had come upon such a treasure trove. the used book store stood shoddy against the new convenience centers and large malls, almost threatened to be smothered.