Definition of «blurb»

A blurb is a short promotional paragraph that usually appears on the back cover or inside flap of a book. It's designed to entice potential readers into buying or reading the book by providing a brief synopsis and praise from critics, authors, or other sources.

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The author wrote a captivating blurb for her new book, enticing readers with a brief summary of the plot and characters.
The movie poster featured a blurb from a reputable film critic, praising the film's unique storyline and impressive performances.
The website displayed a blurb about the company's mission and values, giving visitors a glimpse into what they stood for.
I skimmed through the blurb on the back cover of the novel, trying to determine if the story was something I would enjoy.
The blurb in the concert program introduced the talented musician, highlighting their achievements and career highlights.

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Think of this like the back cover blurb on any paperback. (sarracannon.com)
I'm in the process of writing my 5th book blurb for my upcoming novel and the process doesn't get any easier. (authorpublishingservices.com)
You may also have to write a back - of - the - book blurb about your story or nonfiction project. (webdesignrelief.com)
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Definition of «blurb»

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