https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/002204260203200220
https://www.tobaccoinaustralia.org.au/chapter-3-health-effec...
The majority of smokers did get addicted to nicotine, but significant percentages did not. However, it is true that even many "non-daily" smokers died from cancer as a result of their smoking.
Your second source says nothing about addiction in the chapter you posted, however they do talk about addiction in chapter 6, and they claim that most people agree that smoking is addictive, but heavy smoking is more addictive.
My understanding is that only about 35% of those who ever try nicotine become addicted.
If you are going to instead say that nearly everyone who smokes occasionally will become addicted, you need to back it up with evidence, because it's not apparent.
I don‘t know the figure here, but if it is true that 35% of those who try tobacco get addicted, and given that we know nicotine is highly addictive, I would guess that most regular users do indeed get addicted (and so would most people).