Question

How were bibliotheque bleue different from penny chapbooks ?

Answer 1

Bilitheque bleue were books printed in cheap quality paper ...
Chapbooks were small pocket sized books made for poor ..so it costed penny

Answer 2

Bilitheque bleue were copies published by using the poor quality of the paper and it can be purchased without giving a single penny but many times the cost of these copies depended upon the book's rank.

A penny chapbook is an ancient type of traditional literature calligraphed in early modern Europe. They are ordinarily small, paper-covered booklets, normally published on a single sheet wrapped into chapters of 8, 12, 16 and 24 pages.