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Mary- The numbers in an ISBN number are as follows: The first numbers refer to the country: 1 stands for the USA The next set of numbers name the publisher: 06 is Harper, 670 is Viking, etc. The smaller the number, the bigger the publishing company, usually. The next set of numbers name the exact title of the book -- each book a company publishes has its own special number. The last, one-digit number is the result of a computer formula that checks the identity of the whole thing. My understanding is that it is mathematically connected to the rest of the numbers somehow. That's all I know! Shellie Mueller entiat@u.washington.edu