pocket edition

American  

noun

1. pocketbook.

2. Informal.  a small or smaller form of something; miniature version.

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Etymology

Origin of pocket edition

First recorded in 1705–15

Example Sentences

It became available in a pocket edition and was much sought after by artists.

From Washington Post

Infected apps include add-ons for the hugely popular pocket edition of Minecraft as well as apps themed around well known Disney characters.

From BBC

Hunkered down in muddy trenches, the doomed scions of aristocratic families would take out their pocket editions of Housman and pine for the idealized, vanishing England they were fighting for.

From Washington Post

In a memory box that Mr. Ailes created for Zachary to open after he died, the father left his child a pocket edition of the U.S.

From Washington Post

Khizr Khan, whose Muslim son died saving fellow soldiers in 2004, waved a different pocket edition at the Democratic National Convention while dramatically asking  the Republican presidential candidate if he’d ever really read it.

From Los Angeles Times