[
US
/ˈbʊkmoʊˌbiɫ/
]
NOUN
- a van with shelves of books; serves as a mobile library or bookstore
How To Use bookmobile In A Sentence
- Kahle took the idea to India, and that country now has two bookmobiles on the road, with another 28 to come.
- Outside, the Bookmobile will be downloading, printing, binding, and giving away for free copies of public domain books.
- On Wednesdays we had the bookmobile with Mr. Bill at the wheel.
- ‘India is going to build thirty bookmobiles,’ Kahle said.
- My place of work is the county library, where I drive a bookmobile.
- Maybe it's an occupational hazard, but the volumes of feedback I receive function much more like the main branch of a library than a bookmobile.
- A bookmobile is traveling from San Francisco to Washington, DC to bring attention to a copyright case being argued before the Supreme Court on October 9th.
- I know it sounds like something you might see on a bookmobile poster, but seriously, read more.
- There's a bookmobile that comes around once a week, too, with a couple of hundred Korean novels onboard.
- Eventually the county bookmobile began stockpiling books for me, bringing them over dirt roads as rough as creek beds.