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More durable than a paperback, but not nearly as durable as actual leatherbound, even low-grade. These editions (far as I know) are 'bonded leather', which as you might guess, is a cheap but common alternative - basically, bits of leather mixed with plastic and glue. Some people love the cover designs, some hate 'em. They look nice on a shelf, and have creative covers.The binding is usually good quality (the quality of the paper and the binding actually varies pretty widely in these editions, and there have been some stories about the bulkier volumes falling apart).I have a couple of these and have often looked at and handled them in stores.

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Other authors echoed similar fears and frustrations, saying they believe the policy could disproportionately affect their book sales and significantly limit their visibility with their core audience (children and young teens). Lea Suzuki / San Francisco Chronicle via Getty Images 'You really don't have a chance to ever become one of the top one or two, because how can you if your books are not going to be ?' Author Kelly Yang. 'Here you have a book with a huge built-in audience, and you're telling us at the last minute you're passing on it,' Yang said in an interview. She described it as 'shocking' and took to Twitter to share her devastation over the news that Barnes & Noble wasn't going to stock 'Key Player,' the newest title of her award-winning children's series, which comes out next month. Kelly Yang, the New York Times bestselling author of the 'Front Desk' series, said she found out about the policy from her publisher. Those who spoke to NBC News said they were unaware of the policy until they saw the viral tweets. Many authors, however, don't see the changes as positive. 'Each B&N bookstore now differs from the other as traditional, bookseller curation is exercised at the individual store level.' A 'Catch-22' situation for some authors 'In short, each bookstore now controls how they display and arrange their stock and, as they also control the ordering, the quantities they hold,' Daunt said in the statement.

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