Un ABC
A - Author
Every book must have an author, or authors.
B - Bookstore
The place where one may by a book.
C - Cover
The protecting covering used to bind together the pages of a book.
D - Dedication
The expression of friendly connection or thanks by the author towards another person(s).
E - Epigraph
The short quote or saying at the beginning of a book or chapter, intended to suggest its theme.
F - Foreword
The introductory remarks, preceding the introduction, written by a person other than the author.
G - Glossary
The list explaining or defining difficult or unusual words and expressions used in the text.
H - Heteronym
The immaginary characther created by a writer to write in different styles.
I - Illustrations
The images or drawings that illustrate the story or the cover of a book.
J - Jacket
The jacket of a book is a detachable outer cover, with text / illustrations, usually made of paper.
K - Knowledge
Each book provides or deepens knowledge about a especific subject that it adresses.
L - Line
The organization of words in a page.
M - Marker
The book marker is used to mark the page in which the reader has stopped.
N - Narrative
The story or the description of a series of events.
O - Orthography
The set of conventions to writing a language.
P - Preface (or proem)
The introduction to a book, or other literary work, written by the work's author.
Q - Quill Pen
The writing implement made from a moulted flight feather of a large bird, used in ancient times.
R - Reader
The people who read books.
S - Shelf
A flat piece attached to a wall or to the sides of a cupboard, and is used to keep things on top.
T - Title
The name of the book.
U - Useful
The books intend to be useful for especific situations that may, or may not, adressed in the subject.
V - Verse
The type of writing arranged in lines which have rhythem and often rhyme at the end.
W - Wooden tablets
The pieces of wood in which books and writings would be written before the creation of paper.
X - Xylography
The art of craving writings on wood, such as in the wooden tablets.
Y - Yellow Pages
The telephone directory of businesses, organized by category.
Z - Zealotry
Being a zealot means being a fanatic, and several readers are what is called book fanatics.
Every book must have an author, or authors.
B - Bookstore
The place where one may by a book.
C - Cover
The protecting covering used to bind together the pages of a book.
D - Dedication
The expression of friendly connection or thanks by the author towards another person(s).
E - Epigraph
The short quote or saying at the beginning of a book or chapter, intended to suggest its theme.
F - Foreword
The introductory remarks, preceding the introduction, written by a person other than the author.
G - Glossary
The list explaining or defining difficult or unusual words and expressions used in the text.
H - Heteronym
The immaginary characther created by a writer to write in different styles.
I - Illustrations
The images or drawings that illustrate the story or the cover of a book.
J - Jacket
The jacket of a book is a detachable outer cover, with text / illustrations, usually made of paper.
K - Knowledge
Each book provides or deepens knowledge about a especific subject that it adresses.
L - Line
The organization of words in a page.
M - Marker
The book marker is used to mark the page in which the reader has stopped.
N - Narrative
The story or the description of a series of events.
O - Orthography
The set of conventions to writing a language.
P - Preface (or proem)
The introduction to a book, or other literary work, written by the work's author.
Q - Quill Pen
The writing implement made from a moulted flight feather of a large bird, used in ancient times.
R - Reader
The people who read books.
S - Shelf
A flat piece attached to a wall or to the sides of a cupboard, and is used to keep things on top.
T - Title
The name of the book.
U - Useful
The books intend to be useful for especific situations that may, or may not, adressed in the subject.
V - Verse
The type of writing arranged in lines which have rhythem and often rhyme at the end.
W - Wooden tablets
The pieces of wood in which books and writings would be written before the creation of paper.
X - Xylography
The art of craving writings on wood, such as in the wooden tablets.
Y - Yellow Pages
The telephone directory of businesses, organized by category.
Z - Zealotry
Being a zealot means being a fanatic, and several readers are what is called book fanatics.
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