Template:Infobox book/wikidata
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| Published | 14 October |
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| ISBN | ISBN
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This template uses the Wikidata properties:
image (P18) (see uses)- author (P50) (see uses)
- editor (P98) (see uses)
- illustrator (P110) (see uses)
- publisher (P123) (see uses)
- genre (P136) (see uses)
- follows (P155) (see uses)
- followed by (P156) (see uses)
- award received (P166) (see uses)
- part of the series (P179) (see uses)
- made from material (P186) (see uses)
- ISBN-13 (P212) (see uses)
- OCLC control number (P243) (see uses)
- original language of film or TV show (P364) (see uses)
- country of origin (P495) (see uses)
- publication date (P577) (see uses)
- translator (P655) (see uses)
- cover art by (P736) (see uses)
- main subject (P921) (see uses)
- ISBN-10 (P957) (see uses)
- Dewey Decimal Classification (P1036) (see uses)
- number of pages (P1104) (see uses)
- Library of Congress Classification (P1149) (see uses)
- title (P1476) (see uses)
- working title (P1638) (see uses)
- subtitle (P1680) (see uses)
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Usage
See Template:Infobox book/doc#Usage. Not working params:
- wikisource
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