MuggleNet Throwback: “Beedle the Bard” goes on sale this week in 2008
Do you remember this exciting event in Harry Potter history? Beedle the Bard went on sale this week back on December 3, 2008.
Category: Book Series
Update: Sotheby’s auctioning off multiple First Edition “Potter” books
We reported late last night that Sotheby’s auction house in London, UK was going to be auctioning off a very rare, deluxe first edition of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone. Today, we have received word that this will not be the only magical treasure for a rare Harry Potter book collector to bid on.
Some of our favorite “Harry Potter” characters that were not in the films
What character did you miss not seeing on the big screen?
AbeBooks lists top books being read by ‘Potter’ fans today
What are you reading today? AbeBooks has some guesses.
Rowling to Radcliffe: ‘I did seriously consider killing Ron’
How would you have reacted if one of the trio had kicked the bucket?
Video: Radcliffe, Gambon and Watson reflect on Harry and Dumbledore’s relationship
Harry, Hermione and Dumbledore get together for a chat about the film series.
Bloomsbury to release “Harry Potter Signature Hardback Boxed Set” this November
Following last year’s re-release of the Harry Potter series with newly designed covers, the UK publisher Bloomsbury has announced a new set of Harry Potter Signature Hardback Boxed Set. Find out what you can expect the the set to look like and how and when to pre-order it right here.
“Potter” rabbi teaches students parallels between Judaism and Harry’s world
We can usually count on heated debates to rear their heads when Harry Potter and religion are mentioned in the same breath. Yet, interestingly a New York Daily News article suggests that Rabbi Moshe Rosenberg, who himself became a fan of the Potter series 10 years ago, teaches his congregation about morality and ethics by drawing on the themes and plot of the series.
“Wall Street Journal” wonders “Who will conjure the next Harry Potter?”
“The Wall Street Journal” has a new article in its Friday Journal section, wondering what will fill the void left by “Harry Potter”. Publishers and Hollywood studios are taking “big bets” on new authors and their potential for film adaptations.
