Oh dear, don't you just hate it when you do a print run on your 77,000 word manuscript, only to find you still have a dozen or more proofing errors! Never mind, they're corrected now, thanks to the hard work of some very helpful people; epsecially you, Mrs. Morgan. A lesson has been learnt regarding over reliance on automated tools such as Grammarly, which seems far more oriented toward American spelling and grammar, anyway.
That said, Kindle and paperback versions are now updated and are available online.
Speaking of proofing errors, I once sent off a CV and was rejected for the role because of spelling mistakes. When the recruitment agency fed this back to me, I insisted that they make the distinction that they were typos, not spelling mistakes, my pride mortally wounded.
"I'm the only person in our office who can spell the word surreptitious!" I protested.
Evidently, I had spelled the word management as mamagement.
I mean... come on... is that not clearly a typo? The M and the N are right next to each other on a QWERTY keyboard!
My pleas fell upon deaf ears, Oh well.
The lesson in both cases is more proofing donkey-work needed.