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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Blue" data-source="post: 8263235" data-attributes="member: 20564">Trade paperbacks are the layout for the hardcover, so the page size is the same though as a whole it's smaller because the cover is flush, nto projecting.  But it it's only half an inch taller, it might just be a mass market in a different format.  Then look to the quality and thickness of the paper to tell if it's a large mass market or a small trade.Here's a handy infographic I found about the differences between trade paperbacks and mass market paperbacks.  [ATTACH=full]136459[/ATTACH]Source: <a href="https://kunzonpublishing.com/2017/07/mass-market-paperback-books-vs-trade-paperback-books-a-guide-for-self-publishers/" target="_blank">Mass-Market Paperback Books Vs. Trade Paperback Books: A Guide For Self-Publishers |</a></blockquote>