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#1 zombiegleemax Jun 29, 2003 17:45:15	I bought a copy of dragons of spring dawning last summer and did not get the chance to read it until now and found that a few chapters is missing and a few chapters is printed twice. Just curious if it happened to anyone before? Someone told me that misprinted book might be worth something in the future because the book is in a way "original". Anyone know if this is true? Thanks
#2 talinthas Jun 29, 2003 18:07:31	eh, not really, given how many copies and printings of that book there are.
#3 zombiegleemax Jun 30, 2003 11:33:43	I heard the same thing happened to the 5th Harry Potter book...every 10,000th book had the same problem with missing capters...
#4 zombiegleemax Jun 30, 2003 12:32:15	We dont care bout Harry potter. it sucks :P I dont think the book is worth more cos of some missing chapters. I'd pay u more if it had more chapters than the other books though :P
#5 talinthas Jun 30, 2003 12:45:42	harry potter is better written than about half of the currently 150 DL novels =) thats neither here nor there, however. the author of this thread would be better suited in just buying a new spring dawning.
#6 Matthew_L._Martin Jun 30, 2003 13:19:02	Originally posted by talinthas harry potter is better written than about half of the currently 150 DL novels =) Only half? ;) thats neither here nor there, however. the author of this thread would be better suited in just buying a new spring dawning. Yeah; misplaced signatures like this happen. Take it back to the bookstore, and you'll probably be able to get a replacement. Matthew L. Martin
#7 cam_banks Jun 30, 2003 13:53:34	Originally posted by lost_boy_84 We dont care bout Harry potter. it sucks :P You're also the same person who can't stand Tolkien, right? I think I can remain comfortable in my enjoyment of Harry Potter. Cheers, Cam