iBooks Censoring? World War Z

[crlovel]

I have a hardcopy of World War Z, and an iBooks version. I just finished reading the iBooks version. Now, in the hardcopy version, I recall a chapter where a woman is describing going to China to illegally adopt a baby. While there, the warehouse is raided by police, and it's inferred that children are infected. I will admit that it is possible I recall this chapter from another book, but I'm about 99% positive it was in the book.

This chapter does not appear in my iBooks version. Would this be censorship, or a mistake? If this was deliberate, I'm probably going to cancel my plans for an all-digital library and go back to hardcopy books.

 

[Bob Magness]

I highly doubt that is censorship. It is more likely you are mistaken about it being in that particular book, there is an error with the e-book, or you are reading a different edition. Are abridged versions of books “censored”?

The reason I doubt censorship is, well, that would be a stupid thing to censor. Unless of course you are purchasing from a publisher in China.