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What is an ISBN?

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What is an ISBN?

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International Standard Book Number. All books have one and each edition of a title has a different ISBN. Even different versions of the same edition (ie. with/without an included CD, or study guide) have different ISBN numbers.

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ISBN stands for International Standard Book Number. This is a ten digit number that identifies the title, edition, binding type and publisher of a specific work. Most bookstores need this symbol for cataloging and sales tracking.

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An ISBN is an International Standard Book Number. Every book sold anywhere in the world should have a unique ISBN, meaning that you can find any book in the world simply with that one number, which never duplicates. In our example below, the ISBN is 0-7645-0624-2. When filling out our forms, you should leave out the dashes!

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An ISBN is an International Standard Book Number. ISBNs were always 10 digits in length up to the end of December 2006, but since 1 January 2007 they have consisted of 13 digits. The number is calculated using a specific mathematical formula and includes a check digit to validate it.

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International Standard Book Number. All books have one and each edition of a title has a different ISBN.