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Reader's Edition published June 2014 and paperback, October 2015.

Creating a Learning Society: Reader's Edition uses accessible language to focus on the work's central message and policy prescriptions.

In late winter, Little, Brown had sent its 2,400 copies of an advance reader's edition to booksellers and the media and got back "an absolute avalanche of good readings," Mr. Kirshbaum said.

Doubleday sent 5,000 advance reader's editions to booksellers and the news media in early fall and another 5,000 copies in January.

So it was nice to read, in Newsweek, that his daughter likes to needle him, when he says something awkward or funny, by exclaiming: "An American master returns!" GALLEY SLAVES: Book critics who hung on to their advance reader's editions of "Cold Mountain" made a wise decision.

GameSpot featured Nemesis in a "Reader's Choice" edition of their "Top 10 Video Game Villains" article, placing eighth on the list and noting the character's high popularity among fans when compared to the Tyrant.

And some Beijing readers of last weekend's edition of The International Herald Tribune discovered that an inside page of the newspaper with an article on the Dalai Lama, the Tibetan religious leader, was missing.

In today's edition, readers sound off the movement to end the Electoral College.

This week's edition explains ways readers can afford to send their kids to university.

He exemplifies his case in what has come to be known as the 'Famous Fire Cause', in which the reader is asked to imagine being able to save only one of two people in a fire, one of whom is the Archbishop Fénelon, a benefactor to the whole human race, the other of whom is the reader's parent (mother in the first edition, father thereafter!).

Readers who were born after the first book was published are waiting for their generation's edition.