Pre-signing is very painful and time consuming, so I've had to stop. No, there are no pre-signed copies available.

Now, for some follow up questions I've gotten:ġ. So those are the three different versions of The Crown that will be out in the world. Great if you’re into making art for books, as I found them very inspiring. I would also assume they will only be printed once and then the original version will be on shelves. You may want to contact them directly to be sure. If you pre-order through Target, I assume this is the version you would get. The Target special edition: This has fan art that I hand picked to be featured on the end papers of the book. Some of it you’ve probably seen before, but I can now tell you that they look even better in print! I’m unsure of the run on these, but they are exclusive to Target and should be easily available in stores. As you might have guessed, they are ONLY AVAILABLE at Barnes and Noble.ģ. I’d suggest doing a pre-order for this one, since they’re only doing ONE RUN and once they’re sold out, that’s it. A great option if you want to have every last piece of information that is cannon to the series. Personally, I think the epilogue alone makes this one worth getting, and if you come through signing lines with posters, I can sign them as well. The B&N special edition: This comes with a bonus epilogue and a poster featuring the cover of The Heir on one side and The Crown on the other. A great option for those who simply want the story.Ģ. This will be available at Walmart, Amazon, indie bookstores, and B&N and Target once their exclusive version runs out (more on that below).

The original: This is just the story, as is, no bonus anything. I've been getting a lot of questions about the different versions of The Crown, and since the release is right around the corner, I wanted to explain all the options and hopefully clear up any confusion about which one you should buy.

The Crown by Kiera Cass