Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows
- Thread starter Clawn
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- 21 May 2003
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Plenty of HP lovers world wide I guess.
They held an all day Mugglefest here in Portland, Maine yesterday. They sold over 5000 tickets and there were people paying ticket scalpers 3 times the original cost so they could get in.
Uncle Frank
They held an all day Mugglefest here in Portland, Maine yesterday. They sold over 5000 tickets and there were people paying ticket scalpers 3 times the original cost so they could get in.
Uncle Frank
- 8 Mar 2005
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I don't even work in a book store (but we carry the book) and I had 4 or 5 people call if they could come and get it after midnight. It came in a box with dire warnings not to open it until the 21st under pain of death.
EmperorHirohito
Who is Number One?
- 30 Apr 2007
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My daughter went over to our local supermarket this morning and got a copy for less than £10.00 which is good value for money. She quarter way through reading it, and me and her mother wish she would stop telling us little bits of what she has just read. Its spoils it for us!
RevengeBabyYeah
Miss our butterfly
- 7 May 2007
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Haven't got it yet but I know what happens. I was right!
(not about everything though).
(not about everything though).
Alma
nature's sweet success
- 2 Apr 2005
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My mum bought me a copy for my birthday! How sweet is that?
happy birthday then (in advance)
I haven't read any of books, but watched every movie
actually, I'm going today to see this last one
- 18 Feb 2007
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Dobby rocks!!!
(And the Epilogue sucks...
)
(And the Epilogue sucks...
)
MadamePapillon
Fear my Niftyness
- 1 Jul 2007
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Loved it, but I think more so because I didn't read the spoilers that were ALL over the net or skip to the last pages like most people seemed to do.
WHY would you do that? That takes all the fun out of reading the darn thing.
Agree with made of stone, tho, the epilogue was pretty white meat.
WHY would you do that? That takes all the fun out of reading the darn thing.
Agree with made of stone, tho, the epilogue was pretty white meat.
CharismaticDeath
Kira
- 23 Apr 2007
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Finally got round to reading it... mainly thanks to a 12 hour flight!!
My friends read it before me and I forbad them from talking about it in front of me... they did... but whispered...it was most annoying!
I usualy don't give a damn about spoilers but I really seem to at the moment... I think it was because of the major Death Note spoiler I was given when I was just getting into it... I now shout at people who tell me what happened!
The epilogue seemed really pointless.... As far as I am concerned it ended the chapter before... I'm not actually sure if I liked it or not.
My friends read it before me and I forbad them from talking about it in front of me... they did... but whispered...it was most annoying!
I usualy don't give a damn about spoilers but I really seem to at the moment... I think it was because of the major Death Note spoiler I was given when I was just getting into it... I now shout at people who tell me what happened!
The epilogue seemed really pointless.... As far as I am concerned it ended the chapter before... I'm not actually sure if I liked it or not.
Hiroto=Love
DieHard Pon Fangirl x3
- 6 Mar 2007
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I'll get it for my birthday because it has to be translated into dutch first.
Can't hardly wait another 3 months...
Can't hardly wait another 3 months...
Mycernius
The Hairy Wookie
- 4 Feb 2005
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Why not get it in English, you seem to be able to speak it well enough? I've just been on a scout camp and there was a Polish girl who bought the English version and was reading it. I admire anyone who does that. Reading a book in another language, especailly one you are not over familar with, takes determination.
- 18 Feb 2007
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For anyone who disagrees with Stephen King's view that The Deathly Hallows ended with a 'gorgeous epilogue' - well, actually for anyone at all who read the whole series, and wants to know more about what happened to all the characters later on - here's a link to a transcript of a web chat with JK. Very much worth reading - it also sheds light on some things that weren't properly explained in the book itself (such as why a number of characters had to die)!
I won't post any spoilers here, but please do be aware that the link contains major spoilers. If you read the page before the book itself it will ruin it for you!!
http://mugglenet.com/app/news/full_story/1156
I won't post any spoilers here, but please do be aware that the link contains major spoilers. If you read the page before the book itself it will ruin it for you!!
http://mugglenet.com/app/news/full_story/1156
I've finished the book now and it was really cool to read the interview.
- 18 Feb 2007
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You are most welcome Kinsao san - some fascinating little gold nuggets in there, eh?!
MummyMia
先輩
- 17 May 2007
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I started reading the first book when the third book came out and I'm totally hooked. I feel a bit sad that there wont be anymore and I'm sure instead of jumping all those years jk could have written more on the lives of harry and all. or would that have got boring? anyway I'm now back to crossstitch as I cannot find anything else worth reading xxxxoh and thanks mos for the link of now to read the interview xxxxxxxxxx
- 8 Oct 2007
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I have it! And I readed it! LOOOONg ago. In Bulgaria we were waiting for it to 2 in the morning! It was so cool! My brother was going to kill me!
