The edge of one of my books has some slight denting - kinda like it got smooshed into a backpack or purse or something and the book doesn't lay perfectly flat for those pages. I read the help section and didn't see any mention of "creased/crinkled/unflat" pages, so I'm guessing it's ok...but wanted to double check.

I mean, these are used paperbacks...how picky do I really need to be when considering stuff like this? I get water damage and ripped/torn pages, broken spines, etc. but for "normal wear and tear" that you'd expect out of a used book read 2+ times, how picky do you get?

Additionally, I have some books that have more wear to the cover's edges...is that also acceptible?

Thanks so much!

I think this would be acceptable.

i've gotten books that have been dog-eared and with creases on the cover

I'd say yes, as long as you'd still assess the book as being in "good condition."

I think its fine, too.

Ok, thank you! I feel better about posting then. It's in otherwise great shape, so I was hoping for that answer. :)

Personally I'm not too picky about the books I get used.  I've gotten a few with a couple pages broken away from the spine.  Still readable in my oppinion.  Then I pass them on to  the library booksale in town here where I figure people can see them and decide before they buy

Sounds postable to me.  If it's really bad, you may want to try straightening the pages, closing the book and putting something heavy on it for a few days.

Like Adrienne said, you could put something heavy on them. I've received some books like that and put heavy weights on them. That did the trick.