Daniel Radcliffe: No Ordinary Wizard Review

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(More customer reviews)I really enjoyed reading this book. I'm a huge fan of Harry Potter, the books and the movies, and I had a lot of fun reading this bio. It tells all about Dan - how he got cast as Harry, how he, Emma, and Rupert spend their time on the set, and tons of personal information about Daniel. The author also talked a lot about the filming of the first 3 movies, special effects, and what it was like for Dan to grow up in front of a camera. The book also has a bunch of full-color photos of Dan with his co-stars and J.K. All in all, a really entertaining read about one of my favorite people!

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Meet Daniel Radcliffe: one of the richest, most famous teens in the world. Oh, and let's not forget that he plays one of the most beloved fictional characters of all time: Harry Potter. But before taking on the role of Harry, Daniel was just an ordinary kid. Now with five Harry Potter movies under his belt, and the final three still to come, Daniel has begun to come out of his shell and take on some more eclectic acting roles, both in film and on the stage. This biography includes brand-new, up-to-date photos, and the newest dish on everyone's favorite teenage heartthrob!--This text refers to an alternate Paperback edition.

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The Mysteries of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (Invisible Image Coloring Book) Review

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(More customer reviews)Ok, it's pretty much a given that I will buy just about any harry potter item, but this one was the first real disappointment. First of all, I thought this was like the old magic coloring books that give you one pen and then depending on where you color in the picture, it came up a different color. Especially great for little ones, because you could never color out of the lines! But this, sadly, was not like that at all. It's a blank page that you just color from top to bottom to make the image appear, all in one color (I think the pen can be either green or blue depending on which side you use.) Two bad things about this - first, it's terribly boring and second, the pen is guaranteed to run out of ink before you are done with the book.

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Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone Coloring Adventures: Learning to Fly (With a Collectible Cutout Character and Lightning Bolt Shaped Crayons) Review

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(More customer reviews)Got this for my 5-yr old's b-day...she can't read the book yet but LOVES all the movies, and this is right up her alley! The lightning bolt crayons also got her attention!

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HARRY POTTER COLORING ADVENTURES: LEARNING TO FLY gives children a chance to color in all of their favorite characters and scenes from the HARRY POTTER AND THE SORCERER'S STONE live action feature film.With all new art, and packaged with three lightning bolt shaped crayons, the book invites fans into Harry's exciting adventures as they color in one magical scene after another.LEARNING TO FLY is one of six HARRY POTTER COLORING ADVENTURES, each of which comes with a different cutout character on the back cover, encouraging kids to collect them all!

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Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets Art Coloring Book: Trace a Scene Review

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(More customer reviews)Being a Pottermaniac, I have acquired several Harry Potter items that you wouldn't think a grown man would own. This particular item is actually a little surprising to me. When I was a kid, we had coloring books and that was it. Kids today have options I am only now discovering. This is an "art coloring book," one of four related yet quite different books published in conjunction with the release of the film version of Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. What you get is thirty-two pages of black and white illustrations (the only color images are on the front and back cover) featuring scenes from the film - but there's more. The book also comes with several sheets of tracing paper, hence the Trace a Scene portion of the title. Rather than touching any of the illustrations in the book, you can lay your tracing paper on top of the image of your choice, trace the lines which appear quite distinctly through the page, and voila - instant art that you can color in all sorts of ways. Why didn't they have this when I was a kid? If you mess up your budding work of art (as I used to do all the time), all you have to do is get another piece of paper and trace the image again. This is a particularly good idea in the case of Harry Potter because this is in many ways a collector's item (albeit a very modestly priced one which will never really be worth anything).

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The first of four deluxe coloring books for older kids, featuring sophisticated black & white line art, stencils and Harry Potter stickers.Older children will love coloring and tracing its intricate illustrations!

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Harry Potter Journey on the Hogwarts Express (Coloring Book With Paints) Review

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(More customer reviews)My 3 year old loved it. He likes Harry Potter and LOVES trains. I thought it would have more train pictures to color(it only had one), but he didn't seem to mind.

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HARRY POTTER COLORING ADVENTURES: HOGWARTS EXPRESS gives children a chance to color in all of their favorite characters and scenes from the HARRY POTTER AND THE SORCERER'S STONE live action feature film.With all new art, and packaged with a paintbrush and paint tray, the book invites fans into Harry's exciting adventures as they color in one magical scene after another.HOGWARTS EXPRESS is one of six HARRY POTTER COLORING ADVENTURES, each of which comes with a different cutout character on the back cover, encouraging kids to collect them all!

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The Creatures of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (Deluxe Coloring Kit) Review

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(More customer reviews)Well, my 9 years old nephew actually LOVE the book. He carries it around everywhere since I bought the book for him. Creatures described in this book are well illustrated, and it actually ressembles the description in the Harry Potter books. Like Norgwarts of Norway that actually green and fluffy. And the dog Fluffy with its three heads are surprisingly illustrated. If your kids really curious about the creatures of Harry Potter, then this book is definitely for them.

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Harry Potter Adventures With Hagrid (Coloring Book With Tattoos) Review

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(More customer reviews)Oops-I got the coloring books mixed up; my earlier review relates more to HP and the Sorcerer's Stone coloring adventures (Friendship) with glitter glue. this one with Hagrid is much better. Nice detail in Hagrid's hut and at Gringott's bank. Also the Dursley's appear in it!! This one is a must buy.

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This is one of a collection six coloring books that willtake fans into the world of the first live action Harry Pottermovie. Each coloring book from this series comes with a special"extra" item and includes a cut-out character on the back.

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Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix Collector's Sticker Book Review

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(More customer reviews)i don't forget about this book.i liked because of the stikers but i liked to because its about "harry potter and the order of the phoenix".

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Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire Coloring Book Review

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(More customer reviews)Compared to most modern coloring books, this one is fabulous. The people look like who they are supposed to be. The paper is not good for markers or pencils, its definitely a crayon book. If you have a box of 120 crayons, you can really get creative with clothing and backgrounds (bluebell and tumbleweed are excellent for both). Lots of fun. Too bad the book is so small.

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Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire Movie Poster Book Review

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(More customer reviews)If you enjoyed seeing "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" in the theater, you'll probably like this movie poster book, featuring posters and information about the actors and actresses who played all the major characters.
There's Daniel Radcliffe (Harry), of course, Emma Watson (Hermione), Rupert Grint (Ron), Tom Felton (Malfoy), Joshua Herman (Goyle), Jamie Waylett (Crabbe), Katie Leung (Chang), Stanislav Ianevski (Krum), James Phelps (Fred Weasley), Oliver Phelps (George Weasley), Clémence Poésy (Fleur), Robert Pattinson (Diggory) and finally Matthew Lewis (Neville).
Each character gets at least one full page poster which you can fold along the serated edge and tear out to post on your wall, or whereever else you like. There are statistics and questions and answers for many of the actors and actresses. Some of this is stuff you'll have read before, but some of it is bound to be new.

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Packed with poster sized pictures, statistics and facts about the characters from the movie- Harry Potter, Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger, plus Fred and George Weasley, Draco Malfoy, Neville Longbottom and Cho Chang- and the teen stars who play them!

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Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone Movie Poster Book Review

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(More customer reviews)What can I say? I'm a Potter fanatic, and I jumped to buy the Movie Poster book as soon as it came out. The posters are beautifully done and cover a wide range of scenes. There are headshots of Harry, Ron, and Hermione, a scene from Gringotts, and even Ron and Harry at Christmas.
If you have seen the first and second trailors for the film, then you won't being seeing many new things. That's why I only gave it 4 stars. Personally, I think that it is worth getting the Poster Book just to see the first picture released of Harry in his Quidditch uniform. I also enjoyed a shot of Dumbledore visiting Harry in the Hospital Wing.
The casting for the film was excellent, and the pictures in the book only support that fact. Each character matches the wonderful descriptions that JK Rowling provides in all four books.
As I said before, your not seeing much new, but the book is money well spent. This way you don't have to wait 2 hours to download the trailor or pay for a movie ticket just to see the trailor! It will be there in your library to view again and again.

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The HARRY POTTER POSTER BOOK includes 16 high quality HARRY POTTER posters, each featuring a different beloved character or thrilling scene from HARRY POTTER AND THE SORCERER'S STONE.Using movie stills from the upcoming Warner Bros. movie, this exciting collection brings Harry's magical adventures to life.Each page is perforated, so posters can be easily torn out and displayed.No Harry fan's home will be complete without these exciting full-color posters from the feature film everybody is talking about!

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Ultimate Unofficial Guide to the Mysteries of Harry Potter (Analysis of Book 5) Review

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(More customer reviews)Author Galdriel Waters has done a good job with her Book 5 Analysis Guide. Be advised that this book covers only Books 1 to 5, and NOT Book 6 of the series. I consider author Galadriel Waters along with author Daniel Lawrence of the ULTIMATE UNOFFICIAL HALF-BLOOD PRINCE BOOK 6 TRIVIA BOOK to be the two best resources for HP fans and each author has their strong points. Waters discusses character development and concentrates her guide on numerous possible theories concerning HP subplots. Author Daniel Lawrence is known by legions of fans as an expert on actual HP insights, facts and little-known JKR doctrine. My suggestion to HP fans is to first read this guide by author Waters to fully grasp books 1-5 and then immediately read the ULTIMATE UINOFFICIAL HARRY POTTER HALF-BLOOD PRINCE BOOK 6 TRIVIA BOOK by Daniel Lawrence to discover the subtle clues and mysteries found inside Book 6 and GOF Movie 4.

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This is the highly-anticipated, full version of the Analysis of Book 5—analogous in format to the first guide, analyzing books 1 through 4, but covering only Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. Readers can use this guide as a refresher course on how to search for clues when they read Book 6, and to answer their questions about Book 5. It offers insights into the clues, as well as speculations into the motivations of the characters and their magical world, which functions so differently from our own. The authors also go on record with their theories so that the fans can have fun debating whether they were right or wrong!

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The Gospel According to Harry Potter: Spirituality in the Stories of the World's Most Famous Seeker Review

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(More customer reviews)I had the privilege of providing some editorial review to the manuscript for this book prior to its publication. I became aware of Mrs. Neal's work through her previous volume on the controversial Harry Potter series, and was intrigued by her approach and perspective. She continues this fine work with this latest volume.
It is no secret that the Harry Potter series has set off a firestorm of controversy. In Western popular culture the dividing lines have been drawn over the series (now expressed in film with the second film due in theaters in November in the U.S.), with a polarization between pro- and anti-Potter perspectives. Traditionally, evangelical Christianity has a track record of articulating many valid concerns about the rise and influence of Paganism in American culture, but little work has been done addressing just why so many are rejecting the church in favor of alternative spiritual pathways, or creatively engaging popular culture to mine various concepts that can be used as bridges to communicate the gospel. Thankfully, _The Gospel According to Harry Potter_ provides a remedy to this situation.
Mrs. Neal recognizes that both pro- and ant-Potter advocates can (and will) find elements to support their contrary views on Potter. Thus, Mrs. Neal specifically states that she is not writing to articulate a pro-Potter position, but rather, she is looking at the Potter series with the specific intention of finding elements within the series that discerning Christians can use as bridges for communication to individuals interested in Potter (and perhaps the general fantasy genre as well). Just as the Apostle Paul drew upon various Pagan sources and ideas that were used to communicate the gospel to sophisticated Pagans of the first century, contemporary Christians may wish to explore Mrs. Neal's book for suggestions on evangelizing contemporary Pagans and others interested in spirituality but "turned off" by the church. Although not everyone will agree with her approach, it is worthy of careful consideration.
Mrs. Neal has done the Body of Christ a real service in authoring this book. It is my hope that the efforts of others interested in creative engagement with popular culture on behalf of Christ will be stimulated by this fine volume.

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