ISBN

An ISBN (International Standard Book Number) is a unique 13-digit code assigned to each published book or edition, serving as its identifier worldwide. It helps publishers, booksellers, libraries, and readers quickly find and distinguish specific titles and editions. The ISBN includes information about the publisher, country, and other details in its digits, ensuring accurate tracking and inventory management. Think of it as a book’s unique fingerprint, simplifying orders, sales, and cataloging across the global book industry.