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hardcover

[hahrd-kuhv-er] / ˈhɑrdˈkʌv ər /


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“Depending on quantity and if they get hardcover or paperback, she will sign them,” Le told a professor at the UC Davis law school, which arranged to host her for commencement weekend in 2018.

From Seattle Times

Times best sellers: Danielle Steel’s “Palazzo,” about a family business in Venice, is new this week on the hardcover fiction list.

From New York Times

Times best sellers: The N.B.A. star Chris Paul’s memoir of basketball and of family tragedy, “Sixty-One,” debuts on the hardcover nonfiction list.

From New York Times

Unlike The New York Times and other lists, USA Today does not have separate categories for hardcovers, paperbacks, audio books and e-books, instead combining them all, no matter the genre or release date.

From Seattle Times

Times best sellers: A collection of photographs that Paul McCartney took during the rise of the Beatles, titled “1964,” is a new hardcover nonfiction best seller.

From New York Times