page 4, under "Importing a Wild World Life," it says "...helping you bring
items over from your DS."  This might mislead readers into thinking that items
can be transferred from ACWW to ACCF.  This is not possible.

page 16, under "Personal Donation Gifts," it says, "500,000 Bells" for a
fountain.  The additional amount to donate to build a fountain is only 400,000
bells.

page 16, under "Personal Donation Gifts," it says you get the Feathers by
donating to the Town Fund.  You get the Feathers from depositing bells into
your ABD Savings account.

page 17, under "ABD Machine," it says, "You must carry [this Shopping Card] in
your pockets to make deposits or withdrawals."  You do not need the Shopping
Card to make deposits or withdrawals.

page 17, under "Deposit Gifts," the Box of Tissues requires deposits of 100,000
bells, not "10,000."

page 17, under "Deposit Gifts," the Piggy Bank requires deposits of 10,000,000
bells, not "1,000,000."

page 19, under "Store Upgrades," the requirements to trigger the upgrades are
incorrect.  Here is correct information:

  1) To obtain Nook 'n' Go:
      a) 30,000 bells in transactions at Nook's Cranny, and
      b) Nook's Cranny must be open for a minimum of eight days

  2) To obtain Nookway:
      a) 80,000 bells in transactions at Nook 'n' Go, and
      b) Nook 'n' Go must be open for a minimum of 15 days

  3) To obtain Nookington's:
      a) 150,000 bells in transactions at Nookway, and
      b) Nookway must be open for a minimum of 22 days

  4) Both buying and selling counts toward the transaction thresholds.

page 24, under "Running Errands," it says, "[Villagers] might even ask you to
visit another neighbor and get something back that belongs to them."  Villagers
will never ask you to retrieve something from another villager.

page 26, under "Maintaining Your Garden," it says, "...give your saplings and
flowers a good watering..."  Watering saplings does nothing.

page 26, under "Maintaining Your Garden," it says, "If you see your trees and
flowers turn brown and wither..."  Trees will never turn brown and wither.

page 27, under "Caution," it says, "Don't run near flowers and saplings; you
might ruin them!"  Running over saplings does nothing.

page 28, under "Gyroids," it says, "...you may also unearth other random prizes
with the shovel, such as furniture."  Furniture items never appear randomly
buried in the ground.

page 28, under "Golden Shovel," it says, "Wait four days and then dig up the
shovel..."  The buried Shovel turns golden at 6am on the following day, not
four days later.

page 30, under "Slingshot Antics," it says, "...Mario series..."  There is no
Mario Series in ACCF.  There is, however, a Mario Theme.

pages 38 and 39, under "Redd's Exclusive Furniture," the purchase prices listed
are one half of what you need to pay Crazy Redd to buy the items.

page 41, under "Tom Nook," it says, "...his two nephews, Timmy and Tommy." 
Timmy and Tommy are not related to Tom Nook.

page 41, under "Tortimer's Gifts," it omits the Leaf, available during April
Fool's; the Roman Candle, available during the Fireworks Show; the Knife and
Fork, available during the Harvest Festival; and the Party Popper, available
during Countdown.

page 43, under "Jack's Gifts (No Candy)," the four items can be obtained at any
time and in any order from Jack.

page 43, under "Jingle's Gifts," it says, "Festive" under "Series."  There is
no Festive Series in ACCF.  There is, however, a Jingle Series.

page 43, under "K.K. Slider," it fails to mention that three songs can be
obtained only by request:  Spring Blossoms, Stale Cupcakes, and Wandering.

page 44, under "Katie and Kaitlin," it says, "The player who helps Katie or
Kaitlin find her way home will receive one of the special rewards..."  Only
Katie can be escorted home.

page 44, under "Pascal's Gifts," it says, "Pirate" under "Series."  There is no
Pirate Series in ACCF.  There is, however, a Pirate Theme.

page 45, under "Pave's Gifts," it says, "Festivale" under "Series."  There is
no Festivale Series in ACCF.  There is, however, a Pave Series.

page 45, under "Pete," it says, "...you might run into him from 9:00 a.m. to
5:00 p.m...."  Pete appears only from 9am to 9:30am and from 5pm to 5:30pm.

page 46, under "Snowman's Gifts," it says, "Snowman" under "Series" for the
Snowman.  The Snowman furniture item is not part of the Snowman Series.

page 46, under "Wendell's Gifts," it says, "Horz. street" under the gift
received for the Barbel Steed.  When you give Wendell a Barbel Steed, you
receive the Vertical Path pattern.

page 46, under "Wendell's Gifts," it says, "Horizontal track" under the gift
received for the "Butterfly."  When you give Wendell a Butterflyfish, you
receive the Vertical Track pattern.

page 46, under "Wendell's Gifts," it says, "Vert. street" under the gift
received for the Carp.  When you give Wendell a Carp, you receive the
Horizontal Path pattern.

page 47, under "Wendell's Gifts (continued)," it says "Coloring Blanca" under
the gift received for a Peach.  When you give Wendell a Peach, you receive the
Coloring Rover pattern.

page 47, under "Wendell's Gifts (continued)," it says "Vertical track" under
the gift received for the Sea Bass.  When you give Wendell a Sea Bass, you
receive the Horizontal Track pattern.

page 47, under "Wendell's Gifts (continued)," it says "Horizontal track" under
the gift received for the "Surgeon."  When you give Wendell a Surgeonfish, you
receive the Vertical Track pattern.

page 47, under "Wisp," it says, "Wisp may turn up in your town during the wee
hours..."  This is misleading because Wisp can appear as early as 8pm.

page 49, under "Cats," it says Tabby's birthday is "August 8."  Tabby
celebrates her birthday on August 13.

page 57, under "Neighbors' Birthdays," it says, "Hand your neighbor a gift on
their birthday; they will be really pleased and will stay in your town..."  You
cannot give a villager a birthday present on their Birthday.

page 58, under "Available Insects to Catch," the captions ("Gold" and "Cyclo")
under the Cyclommatus and Golden Stag are reversed.

page 59, under "Fishing Tourney," it says, "6:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m."  The Fishing
Tourney starts at 9:00 a.m.

page 60, under "Available Insects to Catch," the captions ("Gold" and "Cyclo")
under the Cyclommatus and Golden Stag are reversed.

page 61, under "Special Events," it says, "Bean Day" for February 3.  The event
is Setsubun or Beginning of Spring, not Mamemaki (Bean Throwing Festival).

page 61, under "Fishing Tourney," it says, "6:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m."  The Fishing
Tourney starts at 9:00 a.m.

page 61, under "Festivale," it says "6:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m."  Pave appears
between 6:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. the following day.

page 62, under "Available Insects to Catch," the captions ("Gold" and "Cyclo")
under the Cyclommatus and Golden Stag are reversed.

page 63, under "Fishing Tourney," it says, "6:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m."  The Fishing
Tourney starts at 9:00 a.m.

page 63, under "Festivale," it says "6:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m."  Pave appears
between 6:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.

page 64, under "Available Insects to Catch," it omits the Mantis and Orchid
Mantis.

page 64, under "Available Insects to Catch," the captions ("Gold" and "Cyclo")
under the Cyclommatus and Golden Stag are reversed.

page 65, under "Fishing Tourney," it says, "6:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m."  The Fishing
Tourney starts at 9:00 a.m.

page 66, under "Available Insects to Catch," it omits the Mantis and Orchid
Mantis.

page 66, under "Available Insects to Catch," the captions ("Gold" and "Cyclo")
under the Cyclommatus and Golden Stag are reversed.

page 67, under "Fishing Tourney," it says, "6:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m."  The Fishing
Tourney starts at 9:00 a.m.

page 68, under "Available Insects to Catch," it omits the Mantis and Orchid
Mantis.

page 68, under "Available Insects to Catch," the captions ("Gold" and "Cyclo")
under the Cyclommatus and Golden Stag are reversed.

page 69, under "Bug-Off," it says, "6:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m."  The Bug-Off starts at
9:00 a.m.

page 70, under "Available Insects to Catch," it omits the Mantis and Orchid
Mantis

page 70, under "Available Insects to Catch," the captions ("Gold" and "Cyclo")
under the Cyclommatus and Golden Stag are reversed.

page 71, under "Special Events," it says, "Starcrossed Day" for July 7.  The
event is Tanabata or Festival of the Weaver.

page 71, under "Bug-Off," it says, "6:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m."  The Bug-Off starts at
9:00 a.m.

page 72, under "Available Insects to Catch," the captions ("Gold" and "Cyclo")
under the Cyclommatus and Golden Stag are reversed.

page 72, under "Available Fish to Catch," it omits the Ray.

page 73, under "Bug-Off," it says, "6:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m."  The Bug-Off starts at
9:00 a.m.

page 74, under "Available Insects to Catch," the captions ("Gold" and "Cyclo")
under the Cyclommatus and Golden Stag are reversed.

page 74, under "Available Fish to Catch," it omits the Ray.

page 75, under "Bug-Off," it says, "6:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m."  The Bug-Off starts at
9:00 a.m.

page 76, under "Available Insects to Catch," the captions ("Gold" and "Cyclo")
under the Cyclommatus and Golden Stag are reversed.

page 76, under "Available Fish to Catch," it omits the Ray.

page 77, under "Fishing Tourney," it says, "6:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m."  The Fishing
Tourney starts at 9:00 a.m.

page 77, under "Birthdays," it says, "Gaston" on the 29th.  The villager with a
birthday on October 29 is Rodeo.

page 78, under "Available Insects to Catch," the captions ("Gold" and "Cyclo")
under the Cyclommatus and Golden Stag are reversed.

page 78, under "Available Fish to Catch," it omits the Ray.

page 79, under "Fishing Tourney," it says, "6:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m."  The Fishing
Tourney starts at 9:00 a.m.

page 80, under "Available Insects to Catch," the captions ("Gold" and "Cyclo")
under the Cyclommatus and Golden Stag are reversed.

page 81, under "Special Events," it says, "December 5" for Naughty-or-Nice Day.
This event occurs on December 6.

page 81, under "Special Events," it says, "3rd Sunday" for Fishing Tourney. 
This event occurs on the Second Saturday.

page 81, under "Fishing Tourney," it says, "6:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m."  The Fishing
Tourney starts at 9:00 a.m.

page 81, under "Festive Items," it says "December 23 & 26 - 31."  All four
Limited Time items (Festive Tree, Big Festive Tree, Festive Candle, and Festive
Flag) are available from December 1 to December 31.  One, chosen randomly from
the four, appears in the store each day.

page 81, under "New Year's Eve Countdown," it says, "Have you visited Tortimer
for your special T-shirt?"  Tortimer does not hand out a special T-shirt on
December 31.

page 82, under "Attic," it shows a room with a size of 4x4.  The attic is 3x4.

page 82, under "2nd Floor," it shows a room with a size of 4x4.  The upstairs
room is 6x6.

page 82, under "Basement," it shows a room with a size of 4x4.  The basement is
8x8.

page 84, under "Lucky Items," it says you get the Jack-in-the-Box by "[having]
Jack play three tricks on you."  You might receive the Jack-in-the-Box by
withholding candy only one time.

page 84, under "Lucky Items," it says you get the Piggy Bank by "[depositing]
100,00 bells."  You receive the Piggy Bank after depositing 10,000,000 bells
into your ABD Savings account.

page 84, under "Lucky Items," the list omits the Lucky Clover.

page 84, under "Note," it says, "...but you'll only score points for one series
or theme per room."  You always score Basic points for every item in your house,
including one or more Series or Themes.

page 114, it says "Mossy Garden Theme."  The name of this Theme is the Backyard
Theme.

page 118, it says "Classroom Theme."  There is no Classroom Theme in ACCF. 
There is, however, a Classroom Set, comprised of the Right Platform, Left
Platform, Podium, Teacher's Desk, Teacher's Chair, School Desk, School Chair,
Cubby Hole, Chalk Board, Lefty Desk, and Righty Desk.  The Mop, Skeleton,
Anatomical Model, Clear Model, Hamster Cage, and Science Table are not part of
any Theme or Set.

pages 120 to 135, several items identified as Sets are not actually Sets. 
Similarly, several actual Sets are not properly identified.

List of actual Sets in ACCF:
...Oil Drum Set
...Black Chess Set
...White Chess Set
...Hospital Set
...Study Set
...Office Set
...Cafe Set
...Dharma Set
...Teddy Bear Set
...Panda Bear Set
...Cactus Set
...Golf Set
...Red Furniture Set
...Totem Pole Set
...Lava Lamp Set
...Japanese-Style Set
...Mossy Garden Set
...Vase Set
...Lucky Cat Set
...Citrus Set
...Pear Set
...Watermelon Set
...Apple Set
...Frog Set
...Pine Set
...Tulip Set
...Iris Set
...Daffodil Set
...Pine Bonsai Set
...Bonsai Set
...House Plant Set
...Drum Set
...String Set
...Guitar Set
...Nintendo Set

False Sets:
  "Japanese Furniture Set"
  "Spa Set"
  "Musical Instruments Set"
  "Games Set"
  "Kitchen and House Set"
  "Beach Set"
  "Snow Set"
  "Plastic Flower Set"
  "Water Closet Set"
  "Boxes Set"

page 120, under "Haz-Mat Barrel," it says it sells for "205 Bells."  The Haz-
Mat Barrel sells for 210 bells.

page 120, under "Oil Drum," it says it sells for "205 Bells."  The Oil Drum
sells for 210 bells.

page 120, under "Ball Catcher," it says it sells for "685 Bells."  The Ball
Catcher sells for 510 bells.

page 123, it says "Spa Set."  There is no Spa Set in ACCF.  There is, however,
a Bath Theme comprised of the Spa Chair, Bath Mat, Bucket, Bathtub, Washbasin,
Bathhouse Wall, and Bath Tile.

page 123, the Milk Case is omitted between the Bathtub and the Washbasin.  The
Milk Case is available at Nook's store only in the Japanese version for 1,800
bells.  It sells for 450 bells.

page 123, the Ice-Cream Case is omitted between the Bathtub and the Washbasin. 
The Ice-Cream Case is available at Nook's store only in the Japanese version
for 1,800 bells.  It sells for 450 bells.

page 124, under "Froggy Chair," it says it sells for "400 Bells."  The Froggy
Chair sells for 300 bells.

page 125, under "Croton," it says the item is a "Spotlight Item."  The Croton
is a regular item for sale at Tom Nook's Shop.

page 134, under "Metroid," it says the item is available from "Shopping
points."  The Metroid is obtained from Gulliver.

page 134, the Kadomatsu is omitted between the Jack-in-the-Box and the Big
Festive Tree.  The Kadomatsu is available only in the Japanese version for a
limited time at Tom Nook's shop for 2,580 bells.  It sells for 645 bells.

page 134, the Kagamimochi is omitted between the Jack-in-the-Box and the Big
Festive Tree.  The Kagamimochi is available only in the Japanese version for a
limited time at Tom Nook's shop for 1,800 bells.  It sells for 450 bells.

page 134, the Hinaningyo is omitted between the Jack-in-the-Box and the Big
Festive Tree.  The Hinaningyo is available only in the Japanese version for a
limited time at Tom Nook's shop for 2,560 bells.  It sells for 640 bells.

page 134, under "Box of Tissues," it says the item is available from "Town
Hall."  The Box of Tissues is obtained in the mail from the Bank of Nintendo.

page 135, under "Piggy Bank," it says the item is available from "Town Hall." 
The Piggy Bank is obtained in the mail from the Bank of Nintendo.

page 135, under "ABD," it says the item is available from "Town Hall."  The ABD
is obtained in the mail from the Bank of Nintendo.

page 135, the Rice Cake is omitted between the Bug Trophy and the Resetti Model.
The Rice Cake is available only in the Japanese version from Tortimer during a
holiday.

page 135, the Dango is omitted between the Bug Trophy and the Resetti Model. 
The Rice Cake is available only in the Japanese version from Tortimer during a
holiday.

page 135, the Bamboo Grass is omitted between the Bug Trophy and the Resetti
Model.  The Rice Cake is available only in the Japanese version from Tortimer
during a holiday.

page 135, the Espresso Maker is omitted between the Wheat Bundle and the House
Model.  The Espresso Maker is available only in the European version from
Tortimer during a holiday.

page 135, the Stuffed Stocking is omitted between the Wheat Bundle and the
House Model.  The Stuffed Stocking is available only in the European version
from Tortimer during a holiday.

page 135, the Snow Globe is omitted between the Wheat Bundle and the House
Model.  The Snow Globe is available only in the European version from Tortimer
during a holiday.

page 135, the Veggie Basket is omitted between the Wheat Bundle and the House
Model.  The Veggie Basket is available only in the European version from
Tortimer during a holiday.

page 135, the Yut is omitted between the Wheat Bundle and the House Model.  The
Yut is available only in the Korean version from Tortimer during a holiday.

page 135, the Hibiscus is omitted between the Wheat Bundle and the House Model.
The Hibiscus is available only in the Korean version from Tortimer during a
holiday.

page 135, the Bureom is omitted between the Wheat Bundle and the House Model. 
The Bureom is available only in the Korean version from Tortimer during a
holiday.

page 135, under "House Model," it says the item is a "Spotlight Item."  The
House Model is obtained in the mail from the HRA.  It cannot be purchased.

page 135, under "Wide House Model," it says the item is a "Spotlight Item." 
The Wide House Model is obtained in the mail from the HRA.  It cannot be
purchased.

page 135, under "Two-Story Model," it says the item is a "Spotlight Item."  The
Two-Story Model is obtained in the mail from the HRA.  It cannot be purchased.

page 135, under "Town Hall Model," it says the item is a "Spotlight Item."  The
Town Hall Model is obtained in the mail from Tortimer.  It cannot be purchased.

page 135, under "Museum Model," it says the item is a "Spotlight Item."  The
Museum Model is obtained in the mail from Blathers.  It cannot be purchased.

page 152, under "Rose Sky Shirt," it says it sells for "75 Bells."  A Rose Sky
Shirt sells for 80 bells.

page 155, under "Flan Shirt," it says it sells for "1,340 Bells."  A Flan Shirt
sells for 1,300 bells.

page 166, under "Newsprint Helmet," it says the item is available from "Able
Sisters' Shop."  The Newsprint Helmet is obtain only in the Japanese version
from Tortimer during a holiday.

page 167, under "Green Feather," it says the item is available from "Town Hall
(after donation).  The Green Feather is obtained in the mail from the Bank of
Nintendo after depositing funds into your Savings account.

page 167, under "Blue Feather," it says the item is available from "Town Hall
(after donation).  The Blue Feather is obtained in the mail from the Bank of
Nintendo after depositing funds into your Savings account.

page 167, under "Yellow Feather," it says the item is available from "Town Hall
(after donation).  The Yellow Feather is obtained in the mail from the Bank of
Nintendo after depositing funds into your Savings account.

page 167, under "Red Feather," it says the item is available from "Town Hall
(after donation).  The Red Feather is obtained in the mail from the Bank of
Nintendo after depositing funds into your Savings account.

page 168, under "Purple Feather," it says the item is available from "Town Hall
(after donation).  The Purple Feather is obtained in the mail from the Bank of
Nintendo after depositing funds into your Savings account.

page 168, under "White Feather," it says the item is available from "Town Hall
(after donation).  The White Feather is obtained in the mail from the Bank of
Nintendo after depositing funds into your Savings account.

page 168, under "Rainbow Feather," it says the item is available from "Town
Hall (after donation).  The Rainbow Feather is obtained in the mail from the
Bank of Nintendo after depositing funds into your Savings account.

page 170, the Red Ogre Mask is omitted between the Pink Zap Helmet and the
Majora's Mask.  The Red Ogre Mask is available only in the Japanese version
from Tortimer during a holiday.

page 170, the Blue Ogre Mask is omitted between the Pink Zap Helmet and the
Majora's Mask.  The Blue Ogre Mask is available only in the Japanese version
from Tortimer during a holiday.

page 181, under "Raja Brooke," it says it is found "Near flowers."  A Raja
Brooke Butterfly is found near fresh water, like the Firefly.

page 181, under "Birdwing," it says it sells for "3,000 Bells."  A Birdwing
Butterfly sells for 4,000 bells.

page 181, under "Bee," it says it sells for "4,500 Bells."  A Bee sells for
2,500 bells.

page 182, under "Walking Leaf," it says it is found "On trees."  A Walking Leaf
is found on the ground.

page 182, under "Bagworm," it says it is found "On trees."  A Bagworm is found
in trees.

page 182, under "Violin Beetle," it says it is found "On trees."  A Violin
Beetle is found on tree stumps.

page 182, under "Longhorn Beetle," it says it is found "On trees."  A Longhorn
Beetle is found on tree stumps.

page 183, under "Cyclommatus," it says it is found "On trees."  A Cyclommatus
is found only on coconut palms.

page 183, under "Golden Stag," it says it is found "On trees."  A Golden Stag
is found only on coconut palms.

page 183, under "Centipede," it says it is found "On flowers."  A Centipede is
found under rocks.

page 185, under "April," "May," and "June," it says the Mantis and the Orchid
Mantis are unavailable.  You can catch a Mantis or an Orchid Mantis during 8am-
4pm and during 4pm-5pm.

page 186, under "July," it says the Mantis and the Orchid Mantis are
unavailable.  You can catch a Mantis or an Orchid Mantis during 8am-4pm and
during 4pm-5pm.

page 188, under "Koi," it says it sells for "2,000 Bells."  A Koi sells for
4,000 bells.

page 188, under "Crawfish," it says it sells for "250 Bells."  A Crawfish sells
for 200 bells.

page 190, under "Sea Bass," it says it sells for "160 Bells."  A Sea Bass sells
for 200 bells.

page 192, under "First Half of August" and "Second Half of August," it says the
Ray is unavailable.  You can catch a Ray during Morning/Evening and Day.

page 193, under "First Half of September," "Second Half of September,"
"October," and "November," it says the Ray is unavailable.  You can catch a Ray
during Morning/Evening and Day.

page 195, under "Golden Shovel," it says "bury a shovel for four days."  A
buried Shovel turns golden at 6am on the following day.

page 195, under "Silver Watering Can," it says available from "Tom Nook's
Shop."  The Silver Watering Can is obtained in the mail from Posey Farm.

page 198, under "Red Carnations," it says available from "Tom Nook's Shop." 
Red Carnation Seeds are obtained from Dad.  You cannot purchase Red Carnations.

page 198, under "Pink Carnations," it says available from "Tom Nook's Shop." 
Pink Carnation Seeds are obtained from Mom.  You cannot purchase Red Carnations

page 198, under "White Carnations," it says available from "Tom Nook's Shop." 
White Carnations are obtained from breeding Red Carnations with Pink Carnations.
You cannot purchase White Carnations.

page 198, under "Jacob's Ladder," it says it can be bought for "360 Bells." 
You cannot purchase a Jacob's Ladder.

page 198, under "Lucky Clover," it says it can be bought for "320 Bells."  You
cannot purchase a Lucky Clover.

page 198, under "Dandelions," it says it can be bought for "160 Bells."  You
cannot purchase Dandelions.

page 198, under "Dandelion Puffs," it says it can be bought for "200 Bells." 
You cannot purchase Dandelion Puffs.

page 198, under "Trees," it says "With proper watering, you can grow your
saplings into mighty trees..."  Watering saplings does nothing.