scriptbook

English

Etymology

From script +‎ book.

Noun

scriptbook (plural scriptbooks)

1. A book of scripts.
   • 2004, C. Roy Hunter, Charles Tebbetts, The Art of Hypnosis: Mastering Basic Techniques, page 28:

     The next chapter section explains why the hypnotherapist needs more than basic skills plus a scriptbook.

   • 2015, William J. Duiker, Jackson J. Spielvogel, World History, page 347:

     The former had been told orally for centuries, appearing in written form during the Song as a scriptbook for storytellers. It was first printed in 1321 but was not published for mass consumption until 1522.