Name : IRWAN SARO ZEBUA

NIM : 119370007

Study Program : Mining Engineering

TPB Class :3

PART OF BOOK

1. Cover

The cover of a book is the first thing the reader will see and is often one of the
things that entices a reader to read a certain book, despite the common phrase "never
judge a book by its cover." A book cover also serves as a protective binding for the
pages of the book. On the cover you will often find the title and author of the book
you are reading. Covers are found in both fiction and nonfiction books.

Books have been published for thousands of years and on thousands of different
subjects. Books are separated into sections, or parts, to make reading and finding the
information you are seeking easier to find.

2. Title Page

A title page gives important information about the book itself. On a title page you
will likely find the title, author, location the book was published, and the name and
year of the publishing company. Title pages are found in both fictio n and nonfiction
books.

Books have been published for thousands of years and on thousands of different
subjects. Books are separated into sections, or parts, to make reading and finding the
information you are seeking easier to find.

3. Dedication Page

A dedication page is optional and written if the author of the book wants to
dedicate the book to a particular person or persons. Books are often dedicated to the
people who were most influential in the writing or publishing process. While both
nonfiction and fictional books can have dedication pages, they are most often found in
fictional genres.

Books have been published for thousands of years and on thousands of different
subjects. Books are separated into sections, or parts, to make reading and finding the
information you are seeking easier to find.

4. Table of Contents

The table of contents or chapter section in a book tells the parts or documents in
the book in the order in which they appear. The table of contents page often lists the
page on which a section or chapter begins, as well as the section title. In fiction
genres, this is most often seen as a "chapter" section and in nonfiction as a "table of
contents."

Books have been published for thousands of years and on thousands of different
subjects. Books are separated into sections, or parts, to make reading and finding the
information you are seeking easier to find.

5. Foreword or Preface

While foreword and preface are not always entirely interchangeable, they are often
synonymous with each other. Both are found at the beginning of a book or other piece
of literature, but a foreword is not always written by the author. A preface, on the
other hand, is generally written by the author and gives some insight into how the
book idea started. A foreword is normally found in nonfiction text, while a preface is
found in fiction.

Books have been published for thousands of years and on thousands of different
subjects. Books are separated into sections, or parts, to make reading and finding the
information you are seeking easier to find.

6. Body

The body of the book is the "meat" of the selection. This is where the story is told
or the content is imparted to the reader. This is the longest section of any book, it is
ordered sequentially and pages are often numbered for easy reference. This section is
found in both fiction and nonfiction.

Books have been published for thousands of years and on thousands of different
subjects. Books are separated into sections, or parts, to make reading and finding the
information you are seeking easier to find.

7. Glossary

A glossary is an alphabetical list of content specific terms used in the book and
their meanings. This section is often found only in nonfiction text; most times
glossaries are found in textbooks and reference material.

Books have been published for thousands of years and on thousands of different
subjects. Books are separated into sections, or parts, to make reading and finding the
information you are seeking easier to find.

8. Index

An index is a list of words or phrases used in t he book and where they can be
found in the content. Indexes are often found in the back of a book and can include
names of people, places and events. An index is often found in nonfictional reference
material.