It's Philosopher's stone in Canada too. It's only called The Sorcerer's Stone in the U.S. editions because Scholastic, the U.S. publishing company, thought Americans wouldn't know what a Philosopher's stone is.
They also changed all references of U.K. english to U.S. english. So jumpers became sweaters, trousers became pants, flats became apartments and lifts became elevators.
Yes I mean, @chilledtothebone said above that in the UK it is the Philosopher's Stone, and isnt the author from the UK? You kiiinda played yourself there.
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I love it when us Americans thinks people from other countries do things weird, but really we are the only ones who do it a certain way. It's us who are weird.
They also changed all references of U.K. english to U.S. english. So jumpers became sweaters, trousers became pants, flats became apartments and lifts became elevators.