big-letterbooks

noun
UK /bɪɡ ˈlɛtə bʊks/
US /bɪɡ ˈlɛtər bʊks/

Books with very large letters that make reading easy for young children.

The teacher gave the new readers big-letterbooks to help them learn.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Books printed with oversized text for people with poor eyesight.

Grandma prefers big-letterbooks because the words are easier to see.

3. Alphabet books that show each letter in a very large size.

The toddler pointed at the A in her big-letterbooks.

4. A playful name for books that use huge capital letters in their titles.

The shelf was full of colorful big-letterbooks for the library display.