Anybody who ventures into the growing business of selling used books online quickly comes to learn the importance of accurately representing the condition of each of the books that they are selling. If they frequently list book conditions incorrectly, negative reviews will come piling in from customers and really set their business back. However, it is not always so easy with used books. The line between what makes a “Good” book and a “Very Good” book can be hard to tell. And there are just so many other questions, too: can you list used books as “Brand New?” Does writing in the margins of a book mean that it’s ruined? Does just a little water damage mean the book’s condition has to be listed as “Poor?” This simple, plain-language guide introduces readers to a philosophy of grading the condition of used books that will make for happy customers on any online selling platform—Amazon, Ebay, or your own independent website. It makes it so sellers can stop wondering if they’ve listed books correctly and concentrate on getting books shipped out to their customers fast.