I would go with not postable. Much too big of a tear on a printed page. I also tend to assume that a book is not postable if there is any chance that another member might complain about its condition.

I would think that would be considered a text page, where no rips or tears are allowed.  If it were a flyleaf, it would be different.

If the book is WL'ed, you could try offering it in the Book Bazaar. The tear doesn't compromise any readable pages.

Ouch, is the back of that torn page printed?

Thanks everyone. I actually received it this way & not sure rather to mark it RWAP or not. 

That is an unpostable book. The no torn pages rule says nothing of text/printed/etc. It just says "no torn pages" and that page is clearly torn. They should not have posted it.

• No torn or chewed/gnawed pages
  • yes, that does say "chewed/gnawed".  That means no pet-chewed (or human-chewed) books.

Yes RWAP

RWAP --

if the tear doesn't interfere with the story (it looks as if the page only says Part One) you could consider not asking for your credit back, but if you were planning on reposting or wanted this for your keeper shelf (or for any other reason) you're within your rights to ask for a credit refund.  As Melanie said, "no torn pages" says nothing about text pages.

I would RWAP but not ask for my credit back.

I can read it AND swap it in the book bazaar or give it to someone else.

Just what I'd do - nothing in rules say that!