Free For All Friday: Can You Name the Parts of a Book?

Can you name the physical parts of a book? See if you can name the term for each description below. Note: In the interest of brevity I do not name specific page content. (Answers follow.)

1. The front and back covers
2. The small groove where the books boards attach to the book that bends when a book opens
3. Raised areas on a book's spine (These once resulted from cords that anchored the book covers but are now mostly decorative.)
4. The bottom of the book, especially at the spine
5. One or two pieces of paper that attach the cover to the book block
6. This bends when the book is opened.
7. The trimmed edge opposite the spine (hint: it sometimes can be painted or gilded)
8. A decorative colored cloth band that protects the spine
9. The inside pages that make up a book
10. Protective paper or plastic that wraps around the covers of hard bound books for protection and often display artwork, title and author of the book
11. The cover surrounding a paperback book
12. The blank page(s) following the front free end paper
13. The top of the book, especially at the spine
14. A part of the book binding consisting of half of the end paper glued to the inside cover of the book
15. The binding that joins a book's front and rear covers where the pages hinge

Answers:

1. Book Cover or Book Board
2. Joint
3. Raised Band  
4. Tail
5. Endsheet or Endpaper
   
6. Hinge
7. Fore edge
8. Headband 
9. Text block or book block.  
10. Dust Jacket or Dust Wrapper 
11. Wrapper
12.  Flyleaf
13. Head
14. Paste down
15. Spine