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May 29, 2009 09:01PM

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Also, I guess I should have listed the ISBN applied to this edition to the notes?
Thanks

This version of the book was published in 2002 by Scholastic. Does it match in all but the ISBN?
And, yes, without having a note saying why you added a version without an ISBN, it is likely that a Librarian will remove it in the future.

The version I have has a different ISBN, as per 1st message, was published in NY instead of Canada, and has a very different cover. The cover is very similar to this hardcover version, http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/73...
I was hoping to get this version in, since I would like to be able to have accurate information for swapping purposes.
Thanks!

Just out of curiousity, was the ISBN from the scholastic book on the back book cover - or from the inside copyright page of the book?
I have noticed that sometimes on Scholastic books, those ISBN numbers don't match. In most cases, the ISBN on the copyright page is one that actually matches the book.

The ISBN was on outside and inside cover. Also, if you type in the ISBN in Google or other search engine, both this book and the other book will come up. There are a few stores that have this book for sale, though none have a picture of the cover.

Already left a librarian note in the book's page, just in case...
Gustavo wrote: "is it possible that the ISBN was issued specifically for Chile?"
Yes.
Gustavo wrote: "Should I add it as a different version?"
Sounds like a good idea.
Yes.
Gustavo wrote: "Should I add it as a different version?"
Sounds like a good idea.