On the one hand the clauses are restrictive, on the other hand, there is a preposition in the second case, So, it seems the correct version is "I need a book that is cheap enough, but in which there are cute photos", but this sounds awful.
So, what is the correct choice?
Answer
You are correct, the sentence is
I need a book that is cheap enough, but in which there are cute photos.
and you are also correct that it is verbose, the suggested alternative
I need a cheap book with cute pictures.
I need an affordable book with pictures.
I need an inexpensive book with pictures.
might be better.
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