My Mother She Killed Me, My Father He Ate Me

EDITOR: Kate Bernheimer
PUBLISHER: Penguin Books
YEAR: 2010
EDITION: first edition, first printing paperback
ISBN: 978-0-14-311784-1

"Bluebeard in Ireland" by John Updike
p. 405: A word is missing.
Or less, Jeaneanne were driving ...
p. 408: A loose should be lose.
"I'll loose my balance."

"Psyche's Dark Night" by Francesca Lia Block
p. 450: There's a stray period or missing capital.
... then he was awake and she was telling him he didn't love her enough. and then, that she didn't want to see him anymore.

The Road to Wellville

AUTHOR: T. Coragessan Boyle
PUBLISHER: Penguin Books
YEAR: 1994
EDITION: first edition, second printing paperback
ISBN: 0 14 01.6718 8
p. 255: Quotation marks are missing.
She's afflicted, poor woman," Bookbinder put in.

Pretty Monsters

AUTHOR: Kelly Link
PUBLISHER: Viking
YEAR: 2008
EDITION: first edition, first printing hardback
ISBN: 978-0-670-01090-5
p. 164: A months should be month.
He said that he'd be happy to examine her, if she liked, but she probably wouldn't go into labor for another months, at least, and we weren't going to be stuck in here that long.

I Am Number Four

AUTHOR: Pittacus Lore
PUBLISHER: Harper
YEAR: 2010
EDITION: first edition, first U.S. printing hardback
ISBN: 978-0-06-196955-3
p. 5: A bxlew should be blew.
It was warm, a soft wind bxlew in from off the water.

Jungle

AUTHOR: Yossi Ghinsberg
PUBLISHER: Boomerang New Media
YEAR: 2006
EDITION: first edition, first U.S. printing hardback
ISBN-10: 0-9771719-0-6
p. 145: Some words should not be in italics.
No matter, I thought.

Boneshaker

AUTHOR: Cherie Priest
PUBLISHER: Tor
YEAR: 2009
EDITION: first edition, fifth printing paperback
ISBN: 978-0-7653-1841-1
p. 131: A then should be than.
"It's better to have them and not need them, then need them and not have them."

Murder on the Orient Express

AUTHOR: Agatha Christie
PUBLISHER: Bantam Books
YEAR: 1983
EDITION: fourth printing, Agatha Christie Hardcover Collection
ISBN: 0-553-03000-0
p. 196: A space is missing.
" ... I understand,I tell you."