J. K. Rowling

Unknown length - 2008-10-23 Author: J. K. Rowling Title: Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (Book 5) Date Added: 2008/10/22 Publisher: Scholastic Paperbacks Date Published: 2004-08 Pages: 870 Published in: English ASIN: 0439358078 Giver: dziugi (Portugal)

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Author: J. K. Rowling Title: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (Book 2) Date Added: 2009/02/27 Publisher: Scholastic Paperbacks Date ... www.bookmooch.com

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Author: J. K. Rowling Title: Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (Book 5) Date Added: 2009/02/02 Publisher: Scholastic Paperbacks Date ... www.bookmooch.com

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We previously reported that Scholastic had announced The Tales of Beedle the Bard would be available for public sale December 4. Scholastic have now released a short summary regarding the book. Proceeds from The Tales of Beedle the Bard will go directly to Children's High Level Group, a ch...

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There was understandable disappointment among Harry Potter fans when only one copy of “The Tales of Beedle the Bard” was offered to the public last December. I am therefore delighted to announce that, thanks to the generous support of Bloomsbury, Scholastic and Amazon (who bought the ha...

Scholastic, the US publisher for the Harry Potter books by J.K. Rowling, posted a new wizard challenge: Summer at the Dursleys? Almost as bad as hanging with Voldemort. How well do you know those warm months Harry would rather forget?" Click here to play. Thanks Snitchseeker

We previously reported that Whimsic Alley was inviting young Harry Potter fans, ages 8-14, to be interviewed for an unannounced project. Snitchseeker’s katiebell took her daughter and her daughter’s friend to the event. She discovered the interviews were conducted by Scholastic, the...

Scholastic have posted a press release stating that they are publishing a special anniversary edition of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone to be released on September 23, 2008. Scholastic also have an interactive program with the new cover art on their site here.

Cecrow's review: "Any series popular enough to have kids reading a book this size is okay in my books (pardon the pun). This was my new series favourite, followed by the first one." Scholastic Press (2000), Edition: First American Edition, Hardcover, 734 pages

Scholastic (1999), Edition: 1, Hardcover, 448 pages

roseofmalice's review: "Very good children's story." Scholastic Paperbacks (1999), Paperback, 320 pages

Scholastic Paperbacks (2006), Paperback, 652 pages tags: read-Nov07, adventure, fantasy

kbright1's review: "One of the best books I have ever read!" Scholastic Paperbacks (2006), Paperback, 652 pages

AB50's review: "This is very energetic and full of magical wonders." Scholastic Press (2000), Edition: First American Edition, Hardcover, 734 pages tags: fantasy

aarondesk's review: "A little slower than some of the other books." Scholastic Paperbacks (2006), Paperback, 652 pages tags: read2007, fantasy

NarelleJ's review: "I finished this book with disbelief, I think the evil is winning the battle." Scholastic Paperbacks (2006), Paperback, 652 pages tags: surprise ending, magic, harry potter

librarianlk's review: "Overlong and dull. Potter, now you’re done. Hooray! I won’t read the last." Scholastic Paperbacks (2006), Paperback, 652 pages tags: borrowed, fantasy, juvenile, magic, witches, wizards, mystery, tedious, british

Yoshikawa's review: "Strange!" Scholastic Inc (1998), Paperback tags: Harry Potter: 2

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Yoshikawa's review: "Exciting!" Scholastic Paperbacks (1999), Edition: Reprint, Mass Market Paperback tags: Harry Potter: 1

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1. "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" by J.K. Rowling, art by Mary GrandPre (Arthur A. Levine/Scholastic)

By Wayfarer US publisher, Scholastic, announced today that Monday, July 30, will mark the start of a new sweepstakes for the Harry Potter readers. The contest is called J.K. Rowling and the Open Book Sweepstakes. Winners will receive a pair of tickets to hear Rowling read from the final book, Harry Potte...

Scholastic have announced that they are beginning a sweepstakes for 1000 lucky kids to go to Carnegie Hall in New York on October 19th as part of the J.K. Rowling and the Open Book Tour Sweepstakes. While there, J.K. Rowling will read from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.