Chapbook (noun)

A small, inexpensive book or pamphlet containing poetry, stories, or religious tracts, sold by chapmen or hawkers in the streets; a small, inexpensive booklet, typically containing poetry or short stories.

Origin:

From middle english chapeboke, from chapman (peddler) + book.

Examples:

1. I found this old chapbook at a flea market, it's quite rare.
2. Many poets and authors got their start publishing chapbooks.
3. I have a collection of chapbooks from the 19th century.
4. The chapbook was a popular form of literature during the 18th and 19th century.
5. This chapbook is filled with beautiful old illustrations and stories.