One of the editorial reviews mentions a version that is out of print. So that's the first clue, but it doesn't tell the whole story.
It looks like someone got the rights to publish a new Kindle version, but not the paperback, or for whatever reason is choosing not to publish a new paperback edition. Shiftless online catalogs who have contractual obligations to list books, but don't want to lose money warehousing thousands of unpopular physical books, instead list them for outrageous prices so nobody in their right mind will order them.
Some combination of the above is how you get these listings.
