booklet

As a noun booklet

is a small, or thin book, such as the one found with audio cds.

As a verb libro is

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As nouns the difference between hooklet and booklet

is that hooklet is a small or minute (l) while booklet is a small, or thin book, such as the one found with audio cds.

As nouns the difference between boomlet and booklet

is that boomlet is (finance) a small period of rapid growth in a market while booklet is a small, or thin book, such as the one found with audio cds.

As nouns the difference between bookhood and booklet

is that bookhood is knowledge of books; scholarship while booklet is a small, or thin book, such as the one found with audio cds.

As nouns the difference between booklet and brooklet

is that booklet is a small, or thin book, such as the one found with audio CDs while brooklet is a little brook.

As nouns the difference between notebook and booklet

is that notebook is a book in which notes or memoranda are written while booklet is a small, or thin book, such as the one found with audio CDs.

As nouns the difference between booklet and magazine

is that booklet is a small, or thin book, such as the one found with audio CDs while magazine is a periodical publication, generally consisting of sheets of paper folded in half and stapled at fold.

As nouns the difference between booklet and ebook

is that booklet is a small, or thin book, such as the one found with audio cds while ebook is .

As nouns the difference between booklet and bentsher

is that booklet is a small, or thin book, such as the one found with audio cds while bentsher is (judaism) a booklet containing blessings and prayers, used in some services.

As nouns the difference between booklet and microgame

is that booklet is a small, or thin book, such as the one found with audio cds while microgame is (gaming) a board game packaged in a small set with instructions in booklet format and counters to be cut from sheets of paper or cardboard.