bookstands
/ˈbʊkˌstændz/
noun
- Furniture or supports used to hold books upright, often for display or easy reading.
- She placed her cookbook on a bookstand so she could read it while cooking.
- The library has several wooden bookstands for displaying new arrivals.
- The antique shop sold beautiful brass bookstands.
- Small stalls or kiosks where books are sold, often outdoors or at markets.
- He bought a mystery novel from one of the bookstands in the square.
- There are bookstands along the river selling used paperbacks.
- The weekend market features many bookstands with rare editions.