Some are hardback because the book is new and more people would want to buy it so they make it more expensive when hardback. Paperback: because it's old and less people are interested.
For every hardback book, there are nine paperback books.
Yes. Yes, usually. A lot of books tend to come out in hardback first and then a year or so later they will come out in paperback and be considerably cheaper!
No, they can only be bought in hardback but all the rest are paperback.
A book that has a cover made out of cardboard, or leather, or cloth. Hardback (also called hardcover) books are sturdier than paperback books. Paperback books have covers made of thin cardboard and they tear easily.
x1.50=7.50 2x3 =6 7.50 plus 6.00 is 13.50
Twilight, New Moon and Eclipse were all sold in paperback but breaking dawn has been sold in hardback.
It's $3.59 for Bargain Paperback, or $12.40 for Hardback.
often Paper backs, know otherwise as Mass Market Books
Fiction (story/not real) and Non-Fiction (factual/real). edit: paperback vs hardback
well it takes 9-12 months for it to come out in paperback after hardback cums out. hardback came out in march. you do the math.
it would depend if you bought all the books in hardback that you could it would cost about $422 to buy it in the u.s in hardback and it would cost about $217 to buy them in paperback in the u.s. It would cost about $431 to buy them in Canada in hardback and it would cost about $214 to buy them in Canada in paperback. No, It would cost around $20-$30 each in hardcover in the U.S.! And for paperback $10-$15 each in the U.S.! Seriously, to the answer right above me.There are 37 books, including manga and super edition and all that.No way, would it ever cost the less.
Hardback books : 10% to 15% of the published price. Paperback books : 7.5% to 12.5% of the published price or of publishers net receipts.