The Ultimate Unofficial Guide to The Harry Potter Fandom Review

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(More customer reviews)Whether you're new to the fandom, or an old veteran, Erin gives a great overview of everything that Harry Potter fans do! From fanfic, to wizard rock, to cosplay. The book is really nicely organized and easy to just pick up and read bits and pieces randomly.

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The ultimate unauthorized guide to the global phenomenon that is Harry Potter fandom.
The Harry Potter Fandom is vast. From books, movies, websites, fan fiction, artwork, and even music, Harry Potter has captured the imagination of millions. This book is an exhaustive guide to the Harry Potter fandom including interviews from fans such as Melissa Anelli, Emerson Spartz, Warwick Davis, Harry and the Potters, and many more. You will hear from fans, authors, artists, musicians, filmmakers, and actors as they share memories and experience in the Harry Potter fandom.
This book is internet interactive with web addresses for everything mentioned! You can add your own stories, opinions, and ideas into the book and take the fandom quiz at the end!
For news, updates and more, visit: www.TheUltimateGuidetotheHarryPotterFandom.com

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Ha li po te - shen mi de mo fa shi ('Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone' in Traditional Chinese Characters) Review

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(More customer reviews)Of course, JKR's first book was the most eye-widening book among the 5 books (up till now) and it's more exciting to read in mother language as it takes time for a chinese to read an english book. (I guess there's no need for me to explain the greatness of the Rowling books) So lets go back to the translation. It's nice (but not great) as this edition is translated by Taiwanese which use lots of slang language which other Chinese-speaking people do not understand. So, personally, I would suggest the Simplied Chinese editon for nicer translation.

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Harry Potter Golden Snitch Sticker Kit (Mega Mini Kits) Review

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(More customer reviews)I find it a little dissapointing.
You will find no book here. Only 8 stickers. The four seals of the Four Houses of Hogwarts, the Hogwarts seal, and 3 portraits of Harry, Draco Malfoy and Cedric Diggory (not drawings, the actors). Then, there's the Golden Snitch. The stand where you can put it on is made of solid wood, but the actual ball is (bad) painted plastic, and the wings are also plastic.
I don't recommend this object for small children. They can hurt themselves with the wings (they are very pointy).
I like to collect gadgets from movies, and in the end, this turns out OK put on a shelf, besides the books. But there are better gadgets for Harry Potter fans out there.

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The Harry Potter Golden Snitch Sticker Kit is inspired by Quidditch, a magical game from J.K. Rowling's wonderful world of witchcraft and wizardry. Now fans can celebrate the popular wizarding world game of Quidditch by displaying the Golden Snitch on the included stand and let their imagination take flight with the enclosed stickers from the 16-page book.

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Harry Potter Schoolbooks: Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them / Quidditch Through the Ages Review

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(More customer reviews)Although the wait for 2002 and "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix" is going to be a hard one for a lot of people, these two brief but fun books should fill the gap admirably as well as supporting a great cause. Released for the first time (well, to the general Muggle public), here's two of Harry Potter's schoolbooks, "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" and "Quidditch Through the Ages."
Slim and quick reads, these books nevertheless are a great deal of fun. "Quidditch" provides us with a brief evolution and history of everyone's favorite broomstick-riding sport, with rules of play, focuses on top world teams, and the revelation that Americans don't really play Quidditch on the world-class level, preferring an American variation called "Quodpot." "Fantastic Beasts" is a brisk and humorous guide to mythical, er, totally real monsters and magical creatures from the Acromantula (giant spider) to the Yeti. This book is Harry Potter's own personal copy, and is enlivened with Harry and Ron's writing and jokes in the margins of the book. Both books feature a wonderfully dry-humored introduction by Albus Dumbledore. Both books are written with a friendly and light sense of humor that's delightful to read and makes great background for the serious Harry Potter fan. Quidditch team Chudley Cannons' motto is said to have been changed from "We shall conquer" to "Let's all just keep our fingers crossed and hope for the best."
The most important reason to buy these books, however, is to support Comic Relief UK, the British relief organization set up to help children in the disadvantaged countries of the world. Although we can't save the world from manticores or score the winning goal in a Quidditch World Cup match, we can still be heroes by supporting this great cause.

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