large-print books
nounUK /ˌlɑːdʒ ˈprɪnt bʊks/
US /ˌlɑːrdʒ ˈprɪnt bʊks/
Large-print books are books with big letters that are easy to read.
Grandma reads large-print books because the big letters are easier for her eyes.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Books published in a special edition with enlarged text for people with visual impairments.
The library keeps a shelf of large-print books near the entrance.
3. A format of a book where the font size is bigger than usual to help readers see the words clearly.
This large-print book has letters twice the normal size.
4. Reading materials designed to reduce eye strain for older adults or young readers.
He bought large-print books for his grandfather's birthday.