nonbook

(-bo̵ok′) (nänbo̵ok)

or non-book

noun

a book produced quickly and cheaply, typically a scissors-and-paste compilation of facts, photographs, etc., often published merely to take advantage of some current vogue, fad, etc.

See nonbook in American Heritage Dictionary 4

noun
A book having little or no literary merit or substance, often published to exploit a fad.
adjective
Of, relating to, or being something other than a book, such as microfilm or microfiche in a library.
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