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If you read a book in a different language, do you have to take the page number of the most popular version in your language or the most popular in English?

Claire wrote: "If you read a book in a different language, do you have to take the page number of the most popular version in your language or the most popular in English?"

It would just be the most popular version—it doesn't matter what language.

This is kind of a dumb question, but I'm ust double-checking for page points of a book i started last month:
in the spreadsheet, i would only put the number of pages read in February rather than the most-rated edition, correct? Again, just double checking

Taffy :) wrote: "This is kind of a dumb question, but I'm ust double-checking for page points of a book i started last month:
in the spreadsheet, i would only put the number of pages read in February rather than th..."

Yes, if you started a book before February, you would only add the pages you read in February for this challenge. If you read more than 100 pages in February, it can count towards a word.

Now if you started a book in February but finished it in March? Then you can count the whole book since this challenge is for both months.

If a book has an incorrect page number, and I have requested the change in the librarians group (and have proof from Amazon, and technically the book itself) can I mark it as the actual page number, or do I have to go by the number currently on GR?

It currently lists 112, the actual pages is 176.

Jessie (Saffity) wrote: "If a book has an incorrect page number, and I have requested the change in the librarians group (and have proof from Amazon, and technically the book itself) can I mark it as the actual page number..."

Add the link from Amazon when you are posting. I'll accept that :)