Please add number of pages

[mika]

Hello,
I would like to request adding the number of pages to these books:

- L'Éveil (Le Retour de l'Oiseau-Tonnerre #1) by Anne Robillard (9782749926360) 336 pages
- La Société de la Rose (The Young Elites #2) by Marie Lu (9782811219796) the French version: 352 pages
- Zrada (The Testing #2) by Joelle Charbonneau (9788025330869) the Czech version: 296 pages
- Rozbité zrcadlo (Spiegelkind #2) by Alina Bronsky (9788074475450) the Czech version: 216 pages
- Ples mrtvých dívek (The Morganville Vampires #2) by Rachel Caine (9788074561399) the Czech version: 247 pages

Thank you

[David]

L'Éveil : worldcat has 331 pages. Can you please say what is on page 332 and onward?
La Société de la Rose: Again, worldcat has 345. Usually worldcat does not add more than a single page.

I'm going to stop here since I want to make sure you are familiar with how we count pages on Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/help/show/2...

Basically, we don't count the number of pages, we need to know the page number on the last valid page.

[mika]

Yes, I'm sorry the first two were counted wrong, but the rest should be ok...

[mika]

And I would like to add one more:
Spící tajemství (Blue Bloods #4) by Melissa de la Cruz (9788074613357) the Czech version: 272 pages.
Thank you

[David]

You'll have to forgive me for being a bit skeptical considering the first two books. I've set the first two books per worldcat but the rest don't match.

Zrada - worldcat doesn't have it, but every single other source I see lists 292. Can you please say what is on page 293 and onward?
Rozbité zrcadlo - 211 on worldcat.
Ples mrtvých dívek - Done, worldcat concurs.

[David]

#4 Done. 271 on worldcat, close enough

[mika]

Zrada - I don't have my copy with me, it's written on the site of the publisher...
Rozbité zrcadlo - Same thing.

I'm sorry for the incorrect information or any trouble I may have caused.

[David]

Publishers often add numbers. Worldcat is often closer to our standards.
In the future, please let us know whether you are reporting what you see in the book or just what the publisher said.