Definition of «storybook»

A storybook is a type of book that contains stories, often with illustrations or pictures to accompany the text. These books are typically aimed at children and contain fairy tales, fables, or other fictional narratives that teach moral lessons or provide entertainment. The term "storybook" can also refer more broadly to any collection of stories, whether they be true or fictional, and may include non-fiction books as well.

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Reading a storybook before bed helps children relax and fall asleep faster.
The library has a wide range of storybooks for people of all ages to enjoy.
The author is known for her beautifully illustrated storybooks that captivate young readers.
The teacher asked the students to create their own storybooks as a creative writing project.
The bookstore is hosting a book signing event with a renowned author of children's storybooks.
The theme park has a section dedicated to fairy tales, complete with a whimsical storybook village.
The app allows users to download and read interactive storybooks on their tablets or smartphones.
The parents told their children a storybook version of their own love story on their wedding day.
During the storytelling session, the librarian animatedly acted out the characters from the storybook.
The children gathered around the campfire, eagerly listening to their counselor read a spooky storybook.

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-LSB-...] post is part of storybook science series hosted by Inspiration Laboratories. (inspirationlaboratories.com)
The only other religious figure I find in the history of Google logos is St. George, shown in storybook form with his dragon. (firstthings.com)
We have a range of storybooks for every Bridge class from Nursery to Upper Primary. (bridgeinternationalacademies.com)
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Definition of «storybook»

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