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Stephen 16-07-2005 16:54

Re: Harry Potter
 
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Originally Posted by Stuart C
The other option is to go an buy it from a shop, although that would mean I have two copies..

Well there is always ebay to get rid of your other copy.

punky 16-07-2005 16:55

Re: Harry Potter
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Stuart C
I don't seem to have mine yet, although Amazon despatched it yesterday. Post Office :mad: :fit:

I know how you feel - this happened with book 5. I missed the postie by 5 mins, and wait til monday to collect it :( I was up at 6:30 this time around.

Stephen 16-07-2005 16:57

Re: Harry Potter
 
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Originally Posted by punky
I know how you feel - this happened with book 5. I missed the postie by 5 mins, and wait til monday to collect it :( I was up at 6:30 this time around.

I was lucky my Postie left mine next door and left a little card to say what it was he left and who with.

I wasn't even their usual little card it actually was marked with a special Harry Potter Stamp.

Seti 16-07-2005 17:01

Re: Harry Potter
 
I went and got mine from Woolies last night for £8.99 two free gifts oh and a bag of maltesers. So far really good, nearly finished it.

Sian

zoombini 17-07-2005 14:37

Re: Harry Potter
 
Never mind the spiler tag, please just DO NOT post any of the contents.
The spoiler tag is soo tempting to look at & some of us have to wait to read our copy :D

I had to kick my daughter off the PC to get her to read it, ungrateful wench! :D

Maggy 17-07-2005 15:14

Re: Harry Potter
 
I never preorder.I just waited until yesterday afternoon and ambled in and bought it for my son-who opted for the adult version now that he is nearly 17. :)

Paul 17-07-2005 15:27

Re: Harry Potter
 
The copy I ordered from Amazon arrived yesterday morning.

punky 17-07-2005 15:40

Re: Harry Potter
 
Quite nice to see I am not the only grown man reading the books.

Although I can't honestly say they are children's books, judging by the content of books 3, 4, 5. Sinister to say the least.

Halcyon 17-07-2005 15:47

Re: Harry Potter
 
I would love to read them some day, its just I'm not much of a book reader.
I started the Philosopher's stone though and its amazing how much more detail you get than in the films.
A friend of mine bought it straight away and was nearly half way through the book a few hours later. She's a big fan.

Tezcatlipoca 17-07-2005 16:10

Re: Harry Potter
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by punky
Quite nice to see I am not the only grown man reading the books.

I've read, & enjoyed, books 1-5, & I'm nearly 28.

Quote:

Originally Posted by punky
Although I can't honestly say they are children's books, judging by the content of books 3, 4, 5. Sinister to say the least.


They certainly got bigger & more developed after the 1st two books.

Philosopher's Stone was just... too short. Chamber of Secrets wasn't much bigger.

I guess after the success of the 1st two, JKR realised that a lot of adults read them too.

timewarrior2001 17-07-2005 16:12

Re: Harry Potter
 
Received the book yesterday morning, pre ordered it back in february.

Read a fair bit of it so far and i'm quite into it.
It does seem a lot darker than the other books.


but im not gonna give anything away.

Aragorn 17-07-2005 17:55

Re: Harry Potter
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Matt D
I've read, & enjoyed, books 1-5, & I'm nearly 28.

I'm 40 and I've read them all :D At least I've got kids old enough to read them as well ;)

Maggy 17-07-2005 21:33

Re: Harry Potter
 
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Originally Posted by Aragorn
I'm 40 and I've read them all :D At least I've got kids old enough to read them as well ;)

You get to read them first? :D

NEONKNIGHT 17-07-2005 23:41

Re: Harry Potter
 
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Originally Posted by TheBlueRaja
LOL,
So the idea is that even though its got Harry Potter plastered over the front the fact that it has a different picture makes them feel better - some peeps are too self concious.

Actually - if that is the case its a bit daft...

Childrens version...

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2005/07/13.jpg

Adult version

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2005/07/14.jpg

Is it just me or are the words Harry Potter even bigger on the Adult version :D.

The reason why the words are bigger is because at first glance you'd think the 'adult' and I use that term loosely, was reading a Dennis Potter book. :p:

Stephen 17-07-2005 23:44

Re: Harry Potter
 
Well I don't care about the cover all mine are the chilrdens covers. think they look better.


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