Chapter 2: Preferences and Readability of Paperback Books

Schick Frank L. , The Paperbound Book in America (New York: R. R. Bowker Company; 1958), pp. 1–95.

Tebbel John , “Paperback Textbook Revolution,” Saturday Review, 44: 90, March 11, 1961.

See Gordon Edward , “The Teachers and the Censor,” Paperbacks in the Schools (New York: Bantam Books, 1963), p. 70.

See Gordon Edward , “The Teachers and the Censor,” Paperbacks in the Schools (New York: Bantam Books, 1963), p. 71.

Francis James F. , and Noall Mabel S. , “Reading Patterns to Meet Environmental Demands—Vocational Guidance Through Paperbacks,” a paper presented at the American Personnel and Guidance Association Convention, Denver, Colorado; March 29, 1961.

Francis James F. , “Is the Physical Format of Paperback Books Readable?” (Unpublished. Ed. M. Thesis, Boston University School of Education, 1959).

Francis James F. , “Is the Physical Format of Paperback Books Readable?” (Unpublished. Ed. M. Thesis, Boston University School of Education, p. 44.

Larson B. Jeanette , “Can College Bookstores Cope with the Paperback Boom?”, Publishers’ Weekly, 184: 16, December 16, 1963.

Larson B. Jeanette , “Can College Bookstores Cope with the Paperback Boom?”, Publishers’ Weekly, 184: 16, p. 17.

Ray Karl , “Christmas in the Paperback Department,” Publishers’ Weekly, 184: 39, August 19, 1963.

Ray Karl , “Christmas in the Paperback Department,” Publishers’ Weekly, p. 40.

Editors, “American Book Publishers Survey Shows 1961–1962 Trend in Sales,” Publishers’ Weekly, 184: 13, December 16, 1963.

Editors, “American Book Publishers Survey Shows 1961–1962 Trend in Sales,” Publishers’ Weekly, p. 14.

Editors, “Six Million Boys and Girls Can't be Wrong,” Scholastic Teacher, 83: 14T, October 11, 1963.

Editors, “New Jersey Paperback Study,” Scholastic Teacher, 53:4T, January 17, 1964.