Booklets

Football programmes are usually A5-sized booklets which are sold on the day a match is taking place. They're usually produced by the home football club, meaning a programme for the City versus United game is produced by City. Ostensibly, they're about that forthcoming match, and have team news and information, interviews with people at the club, often a piece written by the home team's manager, news about the opposing team, and so on. They're usually regarded as memorabilia.

These booklets are not published as a financial venture—they are likely to be a failure in this direction, for the cost of printing alone equals the selling price, on account of the small number issued, only 250 copies, and fifty copies are not for sale.

Working in teams, they use booklets and tools from specially-equipped backpacks to explore seven special areas in the conservatory, including the Rare and Endangered area, a World Desert, a Primeval Garden and a section devoted to medicinal plants.

I completely forgot there was a test today. The teacher told us to put our phones away and started handing out test booklets, and I'm like "oh, shit".