61.   You read your first paperback books in Your Tree, following the exploits of Matt Christopher with the sun on your face and the bark against your back.

62.   Booksellers in Britain clamored Friday for copies of the paperback book version of the Starr report, creating what the publisher called an unprecedented demand.

63.   Dr. Richard McGown occasionally fanned himself with a paperback book as he sat in the Harare High Court.

64.   Rather than thrusting a harpoon deep into its blubbery girth, he tapped the surprised whale with the pole, attaching a digital recorder no larger a paperback book.

65.   Stacks of shoes were piled in one, paperback books arranged neatly in another.

66.   Strapped on his forearm was a computer the size of a paperback book.

67.   The black and white eBook is about the size of a paperback book.

68.   The ration packages, each about the size and weight of a paperback book, then fall individually to the ground.

69.   The translating device consists of a headset, a backpack with a laptop computer and a forearm computer the size of a paperback book.

70.   Videotapes and paperback books popular at the time, still neatly shelved, are now being snapped up by entertainment-hungry U.S. Marines guarding the embassy compound.