How Do You Read The Copyright Page Of A Book?
The copyright page of a book is full of pertinent information about what the book is, who wrote it, where and when it was published and how you can obtain additional copies of the publication. The concept of the legal copyright began in the year 1710 in Great Britain. Since then, publishers of books have been including a copyright page to assist readers with valuable information about the background of the book they are reading. Open the book to the copyright page. It is usually the page immediately following the title page of the book. View the first few lines of the copyright page of the book. Note the name of the author of the publication along with the title of the work. Move your eyes down the page and you will see the book’s ISBN numbers. These are the numbers book distributors use when ordering books. Every book printed has an ISBN number to identify the number. If you wanted to order a copy of the book, this is a number you could use to make sure you are getting an exact replic
