All 7 Harry Potter books
By 48Jesussaves
@48Jesussaves (112)
Canada
June 24, 2008 8:15am CST
I have read all 7 Harry Potter books and really enjoyed reading them. My 2 teenage daughters must have their own set. way they see it is if both is on their own then they already have their own. So I had to buy 2 everytime it came out one for each of them. they even read them over again.
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@lloydbelleza (1227)
• Philippines
28 Jun 08
The only book I havent read was the book2, chamber of secrets. It was because the movie was shown when I got the chance to borrow the book. So what I did, I read all the other books. But anyhow, I am still acquainted with the whole story. And that doesnt make me less in love with the HP Books. :)
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@Nightmare2 (77)
• Denmark
27 Jun 08
I read the Harry Poter serie several times over, and I been enyoing it every time, I've read them, a couple of weeks before the 7th book came out in the stores I recived the 7th book in pdf format, a book made by customers, who didn't like the high prices of the book.. but even thought they where hustle to J.K Rowling, their book was impressing, they held true to the storry all the time, and there are even some episodes, where I like this version more, if you would like to read it, you can send me a mail, and I'll send it to you if you wish :)
@48Jesussaves (112)
• Canada
27 Jun 08
sure my e mail is bdpufall6654@yahoo.ca my daughters age 15 and 17yr read the 5th book the second time before watching the movie becasue they had forgotten what it was about when they 1st read the book then about year or so later the movie came out. they wanted to refresh their memory before watching the movie.
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@beki710 (949)
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24 Jun 08
I think you probably saved a lot of arguements by buying them a set of those books each! When it came to the 4th,5th and 6th books coming out my mum had to cope with me and my sister arguing oer whos turn it was to read the books and then she had to cope with one of us finishing it first and spoiling it for the other. We learnt by the time the 7th book came out and we bought our own copies. Less arguements!
@48Jesussaves (112)
• Canada
24 Jun 08
I did. When I bought the 7th book, both of them were reading it at the same time and they were comparing what pages they were on. If one of them was ahead the other would say don't tell me.
@angel1001 (113)
• China
25 Jun 08
To be honest,I like This book very much,it is very interesting.But I don't think it has any help in real life.It is only a suppernatural story.This is my personal opinion.
@Muelitz (1592)
• Canada
25 Jun 08
You must really be a bookworm like my wife. I won't be surprised if you are wearing eyeglasses as well (I hope not). I like Harry Potter also but I would prefer to watch the DVD version instead of reading. If I could, I would read, but its just that my eyes can't handle long reading (must be getting old, LOL).
@48Jesussaves (112)
• Canada
25 Jun 08
I wanted to read and watch Harry potter books and movie. I like to compare. I don't wear glasses for reading only for far away but i never wears them my eye sight gotten better few years ago. some like the books and some like the movie.
