Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban – U.S. First Edition, 18th Printing

📚 Not a first printing, but still a first American edition of one of the best books in the series. This is the 18th printing of the first U.S. edition from Scholastic/Arthur A. Levine, published in October 1999. It's got the right number line, the right ISBN, and all the nostalgic vibes of the Y2K era—minus the frosted tips and Tamagotchis. ✅ What you’re getting: Hardcover U.S. edition with original cover art by Mary GrandPré ISBN 0-439-13635-0 / Printed in the U.S.A. Number line ending in 18 Jacket with the $19.95 price intact (if yours has it) No library markings or weird smells—unless you count 90s nostalgia 📌 Condition notes: (Adjust as needed—I'll give you options here) If your copy is clean and sharp: The book and dust jacket are in excellent shape with just minor shelf wear—no torn pages, no writing inside, and the spine is tight like it just left the shelf at Flourish and Blotts. If it's got visible wear: Some light scuffing on the boards and edgewear on the dust jacket, but overall in very good shape for its age. Binding is intact, pages are clean, and it’s ready for display or a re-read binge.