Post by papikie2001 on Apr 26, 2005 3:10:42 GMT -5
come on you guys, you just have to watch the [shadow=red,left,300]chamber of secrets[/shadow] first and then youl'll love reading the books.
just a tip the (bloomsbury edition) is ussually easier to read, also the (bloomsbury adult version) can be quiet intereresting if you like being litterative and smart. the scholastic editions are ussually big but hey, the more the merrier.
just to confirm my suspisions, i found this on the net.
again there might be romance for harry
just a tip the (bloomsbury edition) is ussually easier to read, also the (bloomsbury adult version) can be quiet intereresting if you like being litterative and smart. the scholastic editions are ussually big but hey, the more the merrier.
just to confirm my suspisions, i found this on the net.
The Half-Blood Prince
J. K. Rowling announced in the title confirmation message that the Half-Blood Prince referred to in the book's title is neither Harry nor Voldemort.
There has been wide speculation about the identity of this character, with suggested names including every male character of any significance whatsoever in the book that is not a pure-blooded wizard (or whose lineage is not known).
J. K. Rowling announced in the title confirmation message that the Half-Blood Prince referred to in the book's title is neither Harry nor Voldemort.
There has been wide speculation about the identity of this character, with suggested names including every male character of any significance whatsoever in the book that is not a pure-blooded wizard (or whose lineage is not known).
again there might be romance for harry