Incorrect number of pages reported

[Mystereity Reviews]

For the book 100 Cupboards by N.D. Wilson, Goodreads shows the number of pages to be 154. Amazon says 320 pages (based on the print edition) but my Kindle says 272 pages.

[Catalina]

Most ebook formats do not have a fixed number of pages since the pagination adjusts for screen size.

[Mystereity Reviews]

Kindle book pagination is based on the page numbers in the print books, and would not be changed by screen resolution. It may be that the print editions have extras of some kind that were not put into the Kindle edition, so the Kindle shows fewer pages. Either way, all the original print editions have twice as many pages as what's recorded on goodreads.

[Catalina]

Yes, it can happen, I've seen it before. The kindle edition has no number of pages at the moment, better to use the % to keep track of your progress.
I also checked most of the print editions and differences were minimal, not more than 10-12 pages, I don't know what you mean by "twice as many pages"

[Mystereity Reviews]

Goodreads reports the number of pages as 154. Both Amazon and Barnes & Noble report the number of pages as 320. That means the actual print edition contains roughly twice as many pages as goodreads reports. Therein lies the discrepancy that I'm referring to and requesting to be amended. If it helps, I can amend my original post to exclude the number of pages reported on my kindle if it interferes with my original assertion of a discrepancy.

[Catalina]

I found an ebook edition with 154(seams that I missed it at the fist check) and amended it to 289 pages(according to WorldCat)