Which term best describes a collection of printed, bound pages commonly found in libraries?

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Understanding what a library is helps with this item. A library is a place that houses a collection of printed, bound pages—books—that people can access, borrow, or read. It’s specifically about storing and providing access to these physical texts, which matches the idea of a collection of printed, bound pages commonly found in libraries. The Internet is about digital resources, not bound pages; print media refers to printed materials in general rather than the organized repository that houses them; and a museum is a place for displaying artifacts, not primarily for keeping printed books. So the term that best fits the description is library.