Do we need to repeat "no" to represent without for a list of items?

I want to say "This book comes without page numbers, footnotes and cover.".

But if I use "with no" instead of "without", should I repeat the word "no"?

A: This book comes with no page numbers, footnotes, and cover.

or

B: This book comes with no page numbers, no footnotes, and no cover.

Solution 1:

I think it depends on your choice of conjunction at the end of the list. If you use or, then you don't need to repeat the negation:

This book comes with no page numbers, footnotes, or cover.

…whereas if you use and, you do need to repeat the negation (as in your example B):

This book comes with no page numbers, no footnotes, and no cover.

Here, the repeated use of the word no adds emphasis to the missing items.