pamphlets
nounUK /ˈpæmflɪts/
US /ˈpæmflɪts/
Pamphlets are small, thin books with paper covers that tell people about something.
The nurse gave us pamphlets about healthy eating.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Short printed works that argue a point of view, often on politics or religion.
The reformer wrote pamphlets calling for change.
3. A small paper-covered booklet used for advertising or information.
The travel agency handed out pamphlets about summer tours.
4. A brief written work that is not bound like a full book.
The library keeps old pamphlets in a special box.