Are everyman's library books sewn or glue binded?

Sewn. Except, I think, is the book is like 150 pp.

>>8897694
Sewn.
>>8897705
>Except, I think, is the book is like 150 pp.
That's also sewn.

Also, best value for money especially if you wanna own classics mainly Tolstoy, almost all English authors and few Greeks (Homer, Virgil, Herodotus, Plato).

>>8897694
Gimmicky stuff anon

>>8898821
Everyman's Library books are gimmicky but they are also quality. The page text feels great, the font is easy to read and nice, it usually has really well done introductions, the dust jackets are nice looking, the hardcover of the book itself is very smooth to the touch but also very durable. They are overall very good books, if you can get one for around 5 - 12 dollars then its well worth it anything more than around 12 dollars would be just you splurging for your favorite publisher.

>>8898821
No, they're actually not gimmicky. They have really high quality paper, look beautiful on your shelf, they're even sewn binding apparently, their covers are made of cloth instead of paper, the formatting on the inside of the book is very pretty, they even have a silk ribbon bookmark in the spine.

It's an experience, reading one of these books makes reading more enjoyable.

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Don't forget to buy a penny farting while you're at it my fellow gentlemen