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Trade Book

A trade book refers to a book that is primarily intended for general readership and is sold through bookstores, online retailers, and other commercial outlets.

Part of Speech:

• Noun: The book that is produced and sold for individual readers rather than for academic or specialized audiences.

Senses and Usages:

1. General: In its general sense, a trade book is a publication that targets the wider public, focusing on entertainment, education, or self-help.
2. Publishing: In the publishing industry, trade books are contrasted with textbooks or reference books, which have a narrower audience.

Examples:

• I love reading trade books because they provide a wide range of fascinating stories and ideas.
• The author's latest release quickly became a bestseller in the trade book market.
• The academic library primarily carries textbooks and scholarly publications, whereas the public library has a vast collection of trade books.

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