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However, this is the US scholastic book.
The outer flaps don't usually have info on the author. Especially if its the deluxe edition. Its quite clear that the outer flap isn't in the pictures.
And, if this book is indeed the Deluxe edition, there will be page after the end of the epilogue. These page will contain the artwork shown at the top of each chapter, each on a separate page.
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I don't think you got my point. .___.lll It's okay, I was being kind of vague, so lemme elaborate:
I know it's a US book- it HAS to be, because the British one is only 608 pages. However, if you'll look at the way the end of the book is shown, it's clear that there are no more pages at the end, just the red one before the inside cover of the book. In every Scholastic book- because yes, I own the scholastic books- there is one page at the end with facts about the illustrator. This page is absent, as are any pages that would display the artwork in the end; you can tell just by looking at it. Unless the pages were torn out- which they probably haven't been, because to match the length of the US deluxe edition there would have to have been more than twenty pages missing, and we'd be able to tell if the next couple of pages were torn out just by looking at the previous page- then it can't be legit.
Unless that particular copy of the book was just immensely trippy. It could be some sort of discarded misprint, of course, but I find that unlikely and for me all evidence points to hoax.
I'm arguing all this in desparate hope, trying to convince myself for certain that that simply cannot be the final part of the final installment, because really, that's a disgusting finale.
So yeah, we'll find out Friday, I guess. *sits and waits*