Any good Harry Potter Book 6 Deals out there??
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Any good Harry Potter Book 6 Deals out there??
Ive been searching DVDtalk and couldnt find any deals for the new installment in the Harry Potter series. Are there any out there yet? Please help.
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Here's a pretty interesting artice from the New York Times on preordering the book. The last bit made me laugh.
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/06/30/fa...r=MOREOVERNEWS
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/06/30/fa...r=MOREOVERNEWS
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Originally Posted by Daniel-A
Here's a pretty interesting artice from the New York Times on preordering the book. The last bit made me laugh.
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/06/30/fa...r=MOREOVERNEWS
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/06/30/fa...r=MOREOVERNEWS
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That was pretty funny. I do love the books, but I'm going to wait a week or so past the release date for the lines to die down at costco. Here's hoping it's less than amazon.
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Originally Posted by WarriorPrincess
That was pretty funny. I do love the books, but I'm going to wait a week or so past the release date for the lines to die down at costco. Here's hoping it's less than amazon.
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Originally Posted by Daniel-A
I bought book 5 twice (lost 1st copy at the airport) at Cosctco. IIRC it was $15-16.
(and sucks that you had to buy the last one twice - I should repurchase 2 and 3 - my copies have several really faint pages that annoy me every time I come across them)
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Best Deal: 12.99 http://www.abebooks.com/docs/harry-p...cm_cat=1516611
Wonder how limited this price will be.
Wonder how limited this price will be.
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Originally Posted by Daniel-A
Best Deal: 12.99 http://www.abebooks.com/docs/harry-p...cm_cat=1516611
Wonder how limited this price will be.
Wonder how limited this price will be.
So it's not a pre-order. You can buy it for that price (plus I'm guessing s/h) when they release the book. Interesting idea.
Did you see on their site where they found real 'Harry Potters':
http://www.abebooks.com/docs/harry-p...graphies.shtml
Amusing.
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I was going to suggest your local library because mine is buying 150 copies of the book. However, when I went online to check my reserve status, I'm number 466! Looks like I might have to go the purchase route too.
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I actually prefer the American covers. The UK covers are aimed at children as they have adult releases, whereas the American covers are aimed at both adults and kids, so the art tends to be more sophisticated. 15days.
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Last time around I was able to walk into a Wal-Mart Supercenter at 11:40, wait in line for a few minutes and walk out by 12:05 with a copy in hands...the line was wrapping through the corner of the store, but the store did a good job at quickly handing out the books and having all registers open.
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The cover
And some of the British 'slang' throughout all of the novels has been "Americanized" in the U.S. editions. (loo to bathroom, bogey to booger, etc. I'm sure there's a web site out there that catalogs the differences.)
Not a huge deal, not the end of the world... but I prefer to read them as originally written.