reading book

English

Etymology

From Middle English redyng bok, from Old English rǣdingbōc (“a book containing lessons; lectionary”), equivalent to reading +‎ book.

Noun

reading book (plural reading books)

  1. (education) A type of book designed for individuals who are learning to read in a particular language.
  2. (obsolete) A book of church lessons; a lectionary.

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