Talk:How and Why Wonder Books

English Edition
Many titles were (re)printed in England on cheaper paper stock. Also special titles were created for the British market - e.g. "The Tower of London", "The Common Market." 125.254.33.122 (talk) 04:56, 24 January 2011 (UTC)

Re: Hardcover Editions
Most hardcover edition that I've seen has "Deluxe Edition" printed on the front cover, although some do not have it. I've NEVER seen any referred to as "Trade Editions". As for the numbering being separate, softcovers have the number on the front cover, none of the hardcovers seem to. CFLeon (talk) 19:12, 23 January 2014 (UTC)

"HOE EN WAAROM" or "Het HOE EN WAAROM boek van" or "WAT IS WAT"?
By chance I visited some archived history pages of the german version's publisher, Tessloff:. It contains an image named RTEmagicC_WIWNiederlande.jpg.jpg, which shows, as I guess from the filename ("Niederlande" is german for "Netherlands"), a dutch version's front cover. On the image is more or less clearly visible that the name of the dutch edition is "Wat is wat".

Therefore I want to claim my mistrust of the non-sourced statement that the dutch version is named »"HOE EN WAAROM" or "Het HOE EN WAAROM boek van"«.

-- Pemu (talk) 10:22, 2 August 2016 (UTC)