Publish book chapters without giving away the rights
You could give the publisher of the article a non-exclusive license (meaning, you retain the right to grant more licenses to others). 
Or, you could negotiate that you retain the right to publish the article later on in a book.
Note that if the book happens to be your thesis, many (but not) publishers have copyright transfer agreements that allows you this particular reuse. I guess they got tired of allowing PhD students to reuse the paper for cumulative (stapled) theses.
And you could check your local copyright law: in some jurisdictions you retain rights for secondary publication.
E.g. in Germany you retain the right to use your manuscript for secondary publication under certain conditions (1 year embargo period, non-commerical secondary publication, the paper was written mainly by public grants). 
I'd guess if you approach the same publisher about the book who also published the papers, they may be more open to license the papers for reprinting in the book.