Schema: Book
Schema: Book Example Markup
The following are examples of markup written in json+ld that include the correct usage for Schema: Book.
Book JSON-LD example for Jane Xoo's 1948 pediatric textbook, the expanded version of her 1945 paper. Covers ISBN, numberOfPages, bookEdition, bookFormat, workExample for editions, inLanguage, the Offers pattern for book pricing, and publisher as Organization with @id cross-references to the Person and Article examples.
LiteraryEvent JSON-LD example for a book reading at Dunmore Books. LiteraryEvent adds no properties of its own; see the full Event example for a complete property walkthrough.
ProductCollection JSON-LD example for a Xoo gift bundle. ProductCollection adds one property (includesObject) to describe a set of products sold together as a single offer.
BookSeries JSON-LD stub for a series of books. CreativeWorkSeries subtype with no unique properties. Books in the series link via hasPart.
Chapter JSON-LD example for a single chapter in a book. CreativeWork subtype adding pageStart, pageEnd, and pagination properties. Chapter links to its Book via isPartOf.
BookFormatType JSON-LD reference. 6-value Enumeration (Hardcover, Paperback, EBook, AudiobookFormat, GraphicNovel, Pamphlet). Used as Book.bookFormat.
Audiobook JSON-LD example — AudioObject + Book dual-inheritance with readBy and duration. Google Podcasts / audiobook knowledge panel.
ReplaceAction JSON-LD reference — UpdateAction subtype with replacee and replacer. Used in activity streams for version replacement.
SendAction JSON-LD reference — TransferAction subtype with recipient and deliveryMethod. Sending an object.
ReturnAction JSON-LD reference — TransferAction subtype with recipient. Returning a purchased item.
SequentialArt JSON-LD reference. An art forms that use images deployed in a specific order for the purpose of graphic storytelling (i.e., narration of graphic stories) or conveying information. Examples