Pocket-size bibles are kinda intersting, even if its just the new testament, its not a short collection f texts, and thats a pretty convenient size for a book. I've seen miniture books that are even smaller, such as a koran that can fit comfortably within your palm with a lot of room left over. For some reason, all the thiny books I've seen has been holy books, is there some kind of miracle-thing going on here?

what?

I'm sorry if I was confusing, which part conused you? I was musing about pocket-sized books, like one of those new testament things, it's quite impressive how much they can manage to get the size down on what is otherwise quite a big book by reducing the font and using thin paper. But I have almost only seen it done with bibles (and dictionaries too when I think about it).

As for the koran, that was just a weird thing I found on the ground one day, a copy of the koran roughly the size of a matchstick book that had been curiously defaced, it was missing its covers and somebody had been drawing all over it. (And I got photos of it: http://i243.photobucket.com/albums/.....trangefind.jpg) I got no idea what that was about, but I should still have it around somewhere.