In the US the term “paperback” is simply used to describe any book that does not have a hard cover. It makes no statement as to the age, price (though they tend to be less expensive for obvious reasons), reprinting or anything else really. While hard cover books are more expensive and considered higher quality, a book such as this is almost always released as a paperback.
I’ve never seen a hardcover Dummies book, they’re paperback even in the libraries.
Aren’t these kind of guidebooks always paperback?
Does that mean that in your country all books are made with hard covers? Even school books?
Nor the D5000 or the book are physically out yet and the book is already a “paperback”? Here “paperback” means some kind of cheap “reprint”…
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