Condensed books were one of the best and most lucrative ideas in 20th-century publishing.

Condensed books shall continue to be provided to the Court in printed form on the hearing date.

The idea of condensed books had long been discussed at Reader’s Digest.

The book appeared in the Readers Digest condensed books series.

It felt like one of those Readers' Digest condensed books"."

Each issue had a wide variety of articles and features, as well as a condensed book section.

Or to put it more accurately, the Cliff Notes for those condensed books.

The filing of an electronic version of the Condensed book is optional.

I have therefore decided to try an educational experiment -- an on-line 'condensed books' of early language intervention.

I pick up the same book I've been reading intermittently for two months now, a condensed book with four novels in it.

These books are anthologies of essays, poems, book excerpts and condensed books.

A Reader's Digest condensed book was open facedown on the ottoman.

Many of them were Reader's Digest condensed books.

The Chahar Gulshan is a condensed book of history.

John Zinsser joined the newly-formed Condensed Books team in 1951.

Bring back the old Readers' Digest 'condensed books' - and try those little mini books often written by well known authors for good causes.

The result often feels like a Reader’s Digest Condensed Book being talked at us.

She went to work at the Digest in 1973 as an associate editor in Condensed Books.

This is the theatrical equivalent of a Reader’s Digest condensed book, and if that sounds a touch insulting, it’s meant to.

Mostly condensed books and biographies.

Three of his novels have been featured in Reader's Digest Condensed Books.

Condensed book, indeed!

You've told the whole story, albeit in Reader's Digest Condensed Book format.

He also turns down textbooks, hard-covers without jackets and those pesky Reader's Digest condensed books.

Then she stepped backward onto the Reader's Digest Condensed Book with her left foot.