alleryWhat were the cheap pocket-size books sold by travelling pedlars in England called?
AQuartos
BFolios
CBroadsheets
DChapbooks
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Chapbooks
Chapbooks were small, cheap books that pedlars sold to ordinary people, often for a penny.
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