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An ISBN, or International Standard Book Number, is a unique number that is assigned to every published book. An ISBN identifies a book's edition, publisher, and physical properties like trim size, page count, and binding type.
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Customers can search for books by entering a few words into the search box, and we'll show them matching results. The print and Kindle books departments also offer book categories to search and browse.
Use fewer keywords to find more results, e.g. conduct a search for "O'Reilly" to find all titles by O'Reilly and Associates. How do I search by ISBN? If you choose to search by ISBN, search only by that field and make sure you type the number correctly, without any dashes.
To view your ISBN for your printed book: Go to your Bookshelf. Next the book you want to update, click the ellipsis ("...") under Paperback or Hardcover Actions. Select Edit Paperback content or Edit Hardcover Content. Scroll to Print to see the ISBN number.
Find books easily using ISBN, title, or author searches. Search using ISBN-10 or ISBN-13.
If you choose to search by ISBN, search only by that and make sure you type the number correctly, without any dashes. If you choose to search by subject or publisher, we suggest you specify only the main word from the subject or publisher's name. For example, conduct a search for "O'Reilly" to find all titles by O'Reilly and Associates.
ISBN codes are usually listed on a book's back cover, bar code, or copyright page. Searching by ISBN ensures that you find the exact edition you are looking for when buying textbooks or selling textbooks.
