blank space; margin; blank canvas
indeed; really; truly; very much
book; volume; this; present; main; head; real
important; significant; precious; valuable; careful
pleasure; supreme pleasure obtained by freeing oneself from earthly desires
at hand; on hand; way of moving one's arms; skill; money at hand; pocket money
labour; labor; effort; toil; trouble
to pour in (liquids); to pour in (money); to pump in (investment)
naturally; of course; understandably
publisher; publishing house; publishing company
brick and mortar bookstore
keenly; deeply; calmly; quietly; fixedly (gazing, staring); intently
ebook; e-book; electronic book; digital book
unlimited; endless; boundless; infinite
dead language; extinct language; obsolete word; dated word; word that has become passé
counter for books; volume
one copy (of a book, magazine, etc.); one volume
junior high school student; middle school pupil
mystery novel; detective novel; whodunit
small-format paperback book; pocket paperback
Agatha Christie (English novelist; 1890-1976)
work (e.g. of art); piece; harvest; crop; technique
until then; till then; to that extent; the end of it; all there is to it
intended for ...; oriented towards ...; aimed at ...
to translate; to interpret
to lose (money, etc.); to suffer a loss; to waste (one's time, efforts, etc.); to bring to naught; to feel disappointed (e.g. by missing out on something); to suffer a (perceived) loss
science fiction; sci-fi; SF
classic (work, esp. book); the classics
professor; teaching; instruction
elementary school student; primary school student; grade school student
skim reading; reading a text diagonally (to reveal a hidden word or message)
the point of ...; the place where ...; a place called ...; places known as ...; I would say ...; ... is how I'd put it
of all (things, people, places, days, etc.)
last; final; end; conclusion; rust
duplication; repetition; overlapping; redundancy; restoration
bookstore; bookshop; publisher; main building
uncle; old man; mister; manybar goatfish (Parupeneus multifasciatus)
roar of laughter (from multiple people); burst of laughter; uproarious laughter; laughing hard (of a single person)
considerably; greatly; a lot
to keep (a person) waiting