Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Book #7

[veejer]

J.K. Rowling revealed the title of Book #7 on her website today. For those of you who don't want to play the game to figure it out, I'll put it in spoilers.

[geek the girl]

Oooh, I'm excited! Only - what, seven or eight months? - to go!

[CCL]

Excitement mixed with sadness that the series will be over soon.
Seems like a good title (though, of course, the title isn't everything).

[Dinahann]

Does anyone know when it's supposed to come out? I can't wait!

[Lucy]

Dinah, I'm thinking it's due out next summer. A very long time from now.

[ArchieComic Fan]

The article I read said there isn't a release date yet. I almost dread this book because I don't know who's going to die or how she plans to end it.

[ToothDoc]

J.K. Rowling revealed the title of Book #7 on her website today. For those of you who don't want to play the game to figure it out, I'll put it in spoilers.

I tried to play the game and couldn't get the door open. :o(

toothdoc

[JLuvs]

Is it bad that since I have hear the title I am running through varios scenarios from the book at an obsessive level?

I am so ready for this book and I hate the fact that I will have to wait even longer that everyone else due to having my come over from the UK. Last time it was a good two weeks of waiting after everyone seemed to have it and I bet this time it will feel even longer

[ixcrisxi]

I'm both excited and sad about the newest book of the series. The titel makes it sounds interesting... I just wish it didn't have to end.

[veejer]

Final Harry Potter Book Due Out in July
Thursday, 1-Feb-2007 8:31AM EST

Story from AP
Copyright 2007 by The Associated Press (via ClariNet)
Associated Press/AP Online

LONDON - "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows," the last of seven installments of the boy wizard's adventures, will be published July 21, author J.K. Rowling said Thursday.

Rowling announced the publication date on her Web site.

Bloomsbury, her British publisher, said it would publish a children's hardback edition, an adult hardback, a special gift edition and an audio book on the same day.

Scholastic Children's Books, the U.S. publisher, said it would offer a hardback edition at a suggested retail price of $34.99, a deluxe edition at $65.00 and a reinforced library edition at $39.99.

Bloomsbury noted that this year is the 10th anniversary of the publication of the first "Harry Potter" book in the phenomenally successful series.

The "Potter" books have sold 325 million copies worldwide and been translated into 64 languages, Bloomsbury said.

The last book, "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince," sold 2,009,574 copies in Britain on the first day of its release, Bloomsbury said.

The Potter franchise is so important to the company's earnings that it announced the publication to the London Stock Exchange.

Bloomsbury shares were up 2.2 percent to $4.40 after the announcement.

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I think I'll see if I can get a mod to change the title of this thread.