Scholastic has announced an upcoming 10th Anniversary edition of J.K. Rowling's first Harry Potter novel, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone. The re-release will cost $30.00, feature new artwork by Mary Grandpré, and include "exclusive bonus material from J.K. Rowling". The book is due out on September 23, 2008.
For a sneak peek at the new (and questionably improved) artwork, click here.
[Via The Leaky Cauldron]
Labels: Re-releases
2 Comments:
Eeeeeeeeep! i can't wait!!
9:21 AM
Harry Potter and the Sorceror's Stone is one of those rare children's books that seems to be utterly wasted on children. The plot is engaging, the characters are likeable, and it's a good quick read for those older than the specified ages. I'm 18, and I finished it in a few hours, then handed it to my mother, who is 39. After she finished it, she agreed that we needed to get the rest of the series. In a family that regularly reads Shakespeare, that's high praise! It's a refreshing and enjoyable way to get your mind off the overly serious Muggle world and bring back a bit of wonder and magic. If you're a parent considering getting this book for your child, please do... But get a copy for yourself as well, and enjoy revisiting your own childhood.
6:20 AM
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