July's Recap

Is the poster of a frog a Book-Like item?

• Yes

• No

Answer explanation

Posters fall under PrintedMatter, which is not considered a book-like item

A paper doll coloring book for kids and teens goes to...

• ChildrensActivityToyBook

• ArtsAndEntertainment

• ChildrensColoringToyBook

Answer explanation

The mention of teens implies that the product is not only for children, making the product for Adults.

AdultcoloringBook + tear off = ArtsAndEntertainment

A Lab manual with no matching student version and laboratory exercises would go to ...

• EducationalActivityBooks

• Books

• BookBundles

• TextBooks

Answer explanation

It is not relevant that a lab manual does not have a matching student/teacher version

Nor that there is mention of "exercises"

A math workbook with no "look inside" feature and mention of "Exam-Style Questions" would go to ...

• Textbooks

• Books

• EducationalActivityBooks

• Bookbundles

Answer explanation

If we cannot look inside the book to look for alteration we must focus on marketing and other information.

If there is mention of alteration on pdp, for e.g one of the keywords, we can go to EducationalActivityBooks

Keep an eye out! Some products on this scenario could end up under Textbooks with the right marketing

Which of the following are true?

• The Marketing for a Textbook must be exclusively for students

• When in doubt and choosing between Books and Textbooks, we classify to Textbooks ATIN

• "Workbook" is a sign of alteration and we should always assume EducationalActivityBook

• A Book with a detachable booklet is not considered tear off and should go to BookBundles unless the tear off can be proved