Missing Winnie-the-Pooh in iBooks on iPod touch 4G iOS 4.2.1

Just received a new iPod touch (for my wife) and first app I downloaded was iBooks. Unfortunately, the free Winnie-the-Pooh book does not appear on the bookshelf. I have tried several times with same result. I have downloaded the iBooks app from iTunes on my Powerbook and from the App Store on the iPod touch. Still missing. I have iBooks working well on my iPhone.
When I first connected the iPod touch to the computer, I was using my Apple ID; I created a new Apple ID for my wife’s use; after deauthorizing and authoring the computer in iTunes, I did a restore of the iPod touch software in case the change of Apple IDs was the problem but saw the same results.
I should add the iBookstore works fine and I am able to purchase other books. Only other thing I can think of is to trash and reinstall iTunes itself but hope to avoid that. Any suggestions welcome!

The recent release of iBooks 1.2.1 has corrected the problem of the missing Dutton edition of Winnie-the-Pooh. It may have been there with the previous install of iBooks but it would never display in the bookshelf. After updating iBooks to 1.2.1, the Dutton version (the one included with iBooks) suddenly appeared on the bookshelf. So it was a software glitch after all and not a fix Apple chose to document explicitly in the update.
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