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Rose
05-28-07, 05:41 PM
Harry Potter 7 comes out July 21st in English-speaking countries -- get excited folks! Here's a very informative fan-site I discovered: http://mugglenet.com/

(I know, I'm such a nerd... but anyone who's a member of Subsim is -- right? :rotfl: )

bradclark1
05-28-07, 06:37 PM
Yep. I'm a 51 year old HP fan. I'll read it after my daughter finishes it 24 hours after it comes out.

TheBrauerHour
05-28-07, 09:50 PM
I took my three kids to the last two midnight release parties at Barnes N Noble. When we are there, I do trivia games with my kids and inevitably other kids join in. Pretty soon we have a group of 15 to 20 kids all answering trivia questions.

Call it dorky, call it whatever. I call it me being a dad who enjoys spending time with my kids and being interested in something they are. Go Harry Potter! :rock:

ReallyDedPoet
05-28-07, 09:55 PM
Call it dorky, call it whatever. I call it me being a dad who enjoys spending time with my kids and being interested in something they are. Go Harry Potter! :rock:

Will take my oldest to this :roll:, nice to do stuff with the kids:up:

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ASWnut101
05-28-07, 10:04 PM
I'm not really a HP fan, but I am amazed that the series was able to continue for 7 books. (Each of which seem to get bigger and bigger with each consecutive sequel) :)

Frau_Phillips
05-28-07, 10:23 PM
I always buy the books when they come out, simply because I'm interested in the plot and enjoy reading them.

I wouldn't read them again, and I never REALLY like them, but they're a fun read :yep:

bookworm_020
05-28-07, 11:06 PM
I'm a librarian and I enjoy the books (I've pre ordered No.7 from the Border's bookshop). The First two I would be happy to give to 10-12 year old, but the others I would hold off till their a little older.

It's well written, as the fact there is an "Adults edition", which is just the book with a different cover.:roll:

Jimbuna
05-29-07, 10:16 AM
I've no choice but to be a fan because my daughter is 14 year old :lol:

Biggles
05-29-07, 03:22 PM
16 years old, and like the books quite alot, so yeah, I'm pretty excited about this book. It will be interesting to see how it all ends.

TteFAboB
05-29-07, 07:15 PM
I forget almost everything untill the next book comes around. Is this the last one or what? So far so good but I'd like to judge the damn thing already and for that I need an ending.

there is an "Adults edition", which is just the book with a different cover.

You mean, the proper cover. The non-adult versions are bloody hideous.

tycho102
05-30-07, 12:52 PM
Hermonie dies.
(because JK Rowling was so pissed about the cliche over all these years, she just decided to spite everyone)

The fourth movie was horrible in every way. What was the fifth one? Is that the one where they break into the office and Gary Oldman dies? Is that right? The series was good up to the third movie. The third movie was the absolute pinnacle of everything. I have faith that....whoever, Columbia, MGM, Warner, will blow the 5th movie as badly as the fourth.



meh.

Heibges
05-30-07, 12:59 PM
Anything that gets kids interested in reading is a good thing.

bradclark1
05-30-07, 02:00 PM
Hermonie dies.
(because JK Rowling was so pissed about the cliche over all these years, she just decided to spite everyone)

The fourth movie was horrible in every way. What was the fifth one? Is that the one where they break into the office and Gary Oldman dies? Is that right? The series was good up to the third movie. The third movie was the absolute pinnacle of everything. I have faith that....whoever, Columbia, MGM, Warner, will blow the 5th movie as badly as the fourth.



meh.
The movies suck. They are nothing like the books. Out of sequence, totally missing parts. I watched two then stopped.

Rose
05-30-07, 03:00 PM
Hermonie dies.
(because JK Rowling was so pissed about the cliche over all these years, she just decided to spite everyone)

The fourth movie was horrible in every way. What was the fifth one? Is that the one where they break into the office and Gary Oldman dies? Is that right? The series was good up to the third movie. The third movie was the absolute pinnacle of everything. I have faith that....whoever, Columbia, MGM, Warner, will blow the 5th movie as badly as the fourth.



meh.

I agree -- the movies are pretty bad. I'm talking about the book, which comes out July 21st. The 5th movie also comes out around the same time.

bookworm_020
05-30-07, 08:34 PM
there is an "Adults edition", which is just the book with a different cover.
You mean, the proper cover. The non-adult versions are bloody hideous.

There are three different covers, the Adults, Kids (U.S.) and Kids (Rest of the world). The american editions also have different spelling and grammer, and the first has a different title due to fears that U.S. kids may not understand it!:roll:

I found that the third movie was the best of the four so far. The last is best not spoken about!:nope:

I have already told my wife that the day that it comes out, that I'm going to take my book and read it from cover to cover (only stoping for food, drink and loo breaks), so she's planning a day out. Win-Win I think:sunny:

ReallyDedPoet
05-30-07, 08:37 PM
Anything that gets kids interested in reading is a good thing.

Nice :roll::up::up:

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