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daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Reyes)
Tue Nov 15 20:59:17 2005
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Date: Wed, 16 Nov 2005 01:59:02 AM -0800
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"I'm just trying to think of a really good plot that isn't like Harry Potter," she said.
Another thing you can bank on is, well, the bank. Scholastic, Rowling's American publisher, is issuing a first printing of 10.8 million copies, by far a record. By comparison, the last Harry Potter novel, 2003's "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix," was issued with 8.5 million copies, the
The New York buyer said she would return the book; in the Canadian case, a judge ordered purchasers to avoid disclosing the plot if they wouldn't return their copies. According to some reports, they were even told not to read it.
But here are a few things you can bank on: Harry is another year older, his life gets more complicated, Voldemort draws closer and the tale is a little darker.
The Potter books have been translated into more than 60 languages.
"I loved the book. I hated the ending," said 39-year-old Shelly Blackmore of Centerville, Ohio. "There is a death. I sobbed. It was horrible."
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