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Center Point editions are large-print reprints, not first editions: for example its 2012 large-print The Sense of an Ending followed Jonathan Cape's first edition of 4 August 2011. The book identifies itself as a Center Point large print edition, with Thorndike, Maine, as the place of publication.
Read the full guide to Center Point Pub first editions, decade by decade, and check your copy's copyright page against it. Our number line decoder reads the printing from the row of numbers.
We have not yet confirmed the issue points that tell this first impression from later ones. Until we do, compare your copy's title page and copyright page with the publisher, place and year above: any later printing or edition statement means it is not this one.
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Center Point Pub, Maine, in 2017.
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