[BKARTS] sugar paper

[Christine Headley <christine@xxxxxxxxxx>]

or is it sugarpaper...

Anyway, is it a material known in the USA? If not, how would one describe 
it to an international readership?

I'm making a web page for my so-called bookbinding business (it would bore 
most people on this list to tears, but I'm selling something pretty basic 
because it's all I can do!). I have sugarpaper and I can bind it up in 
books for children but, if I'm communicating with Americans, they need to 
know what I'm talking about. (I don't see why anyone should buy such a book 
transatlantic, but I'd hate to lose sales just because I wasn't understood.)


Best wishes
Christine

Christine Headley
Listowner, Virtual Book Group - October choice - An Ice Cream War by 
William Boyd
Butterrow, Stroud, Glos 

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