Method and system for mechanically binding a book spine

A system for fastening an in-line plastic book spine, comprising:

• a plurality of rectangular holes formed on at least one binding edge of a plurality of paper sheets and a plurality of book covers, said plurality of paper sheets aligned into an aligned book block;
• a plurality of bind spine tabs angularly inserted into said plurality of rectangular holes on said plurality of paper sheets and said plurality of book covers, wherein said plurality of bind spine tabs is associated with said plurality of paper sheets and said plurality of book covers;
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• at least one binding strip for bonding said plurality of bind spine tabs in order to form a book bound by an in-line plastic book spine thereof.

A system for fastening an in-line plastic book spine, comprising:

• a plurality of rectangular holes formed on at least one binding edge of a plurality of paper sheets and a plurality of book covers, said plurality of paper sheets aligned into an aligned book block;
• a plurality of bind spine tabs angularly inserted into said plurality of rectangular holes on said plurality of paper sheets and said plurality of book covers, wherein said plurality of bind spine tabs is associated with said plurality of paper sheets and said plurality of book covers;
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• at least one binding strip for bonding said plurality of bind spine tabs in order to form a book bound by an in-line plastic book spine thereof, wherein said plurality of rectangular holes is spaced apart from each other at a regular distance and wherein each book cover among said plurality of book covers comprises a front cover and a back cover.