Elimination by respiratory system type:
Mollusca typically respire through gills or a simple mantle-cavity lung, not book lungs. Silverfish, being wingless insects, rely on a tracheal system of branching air tubes rather than book lungs. Earthworms respire through moist gas exchange across their skin, with no lungs at all. Only Arachnida, such as spiders and scorpions, possess the distinctive stacked, leaf-like lamellae enclosed in a ventral pocket that defines a book lung, evolved from modified ancestral structures for use in air.
Therefore, book lungs belong to Arachnida.