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A Turtleback book is a pre-bound book which gives you library bound strength at a softcover price. Turtleback books can withstand...
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A turtleback book is a type of book format where the cover is made of a hard, durable material like plastic or laminated cardboard to make the book more sturdy and long-lasting. These books are commonly used in libraries and schools to withstand heavy use.
I use AI-generated responses in real-time, so I do not use "have" or "had" in the traditional sense.
The prefix of the word "book" is "b."
The book was put on the table. If you want to you can add the 'agent' = by + noun The book was put on the table by me
Did he put the book on the table?
In Greenlandic, the word for book is "atuaruk."
A Turtleback book is the leading brand name for library binding.
A turtleback book refers to a reinforced hardcover binding that is durable and curved like a turtle's shell, providing extra protection to the book's pages. It is usually made of material like synthetic leather to enhance its longevity and sturdiness, making it ideal for libraries, schools, and frequent readers.
Turtleback Books is an imprint of the publishing company Demco Media, based in Madison, Wisconsin. They specialize in publishing library-bound editions of popular books for schools and libraries.
If you mean the kids book then sure, just check Amazon. http://www.amazon.com/Ballet-Turtleback-School-Library-Binding/dp/0808542508 Of course finding the original from the 30's is probably harder.
Marilyn Halvorson is a published author of children's books and young adult books. Some of the published credits of Marilyn Halvorson include Blood Brothers, Bull Rider (Orca Soundings (Turtleback)), Blue Moon (Orca Soundings (Turtleback)), and Let It Go.
"Fever 1793" by Laurie Halse Anderson has 272 pages in the paperback edition.
The Redemption of Althalus was written by David Eddings and Leigh Eddings. The paperback version has 791 pages. The Turtleback hardcover has 792 pages.
"The Schwa Was Here" by Neal Shusterman has approximately 228 pages in the paperback edition.
One can find a tripod mount that works with a Nikon SLR camera on various websites such as 'Amazon', 'Ebay', 'Turtleback' and 'Miniinthebox'. These sites will deliver their products at your home.
I believe that this is when you take a paperback and affix some form of cardboard stock to the endpapers to make it more durable, like a sort of semi-hardbound edition. I've also seen this done a bit more elaborately, where the covers have been removed and pasted, sometimes under laminate, to a much sturdier binding. These are often found in libraries, especially in school libraries on popular fiction most commonly (and cheaply) found in softcover editions. Hence 'turtleback', because a shell has been placed over the otherwise soft & relatively squishy innards of a paperback.
You may mean a "turtleback" or "turtle shell" tattoo which is a style of Japanese body suit tattoo only done on the back, butt and thighs. Tattoos that indicate that you have crossed the Equator on board a ship and appeared before Neptune and found worthy.
"Confessions of a Shopaholic" by Sophie Kinsella contains around 368 pages in the paperback edition. This popular novel follows the story of a young woman named Rebecca Bloomwood and her struggle with excessive shopping and financial troubles.