Harry Potter

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[SIZE=21pt]Save Harry Potter[/SIZE]

There has never been a place like Hogwarts. There has never been a writer like JK Rowling. And there has never, ever been a character like Harry Potter. Millions, perhaps billions of us love reading his adventures, and we never want them to end. 

But Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows is threatened to be the last book in the series, and after that there will be no more adventures for the boy wizard.

 

However, we believe that one should never say never, and that there's always a way back, no matter who lives or dies at the end of the book. So, please join our campaign to persuade JK Rowling to one day return to the world of Harry Potter. We want to get one million names by July 21st

 

[whippets]

ive signed harry potters amazing cant wait for the deathly hallows (w00t)

 

[Zephyr]

Counting down the days! :thumbsup:

 

[hely]

i just can't get to grips with them, im quite sure they are fantastic and my kids love Harry, but i just can't watch one of them all the way through

maybe they are just too scary for me :- "

 

[whippetsrus]

Looking forward to the new instalment. We're off to see the new film on Saturday.

 

[whippets]

i just can't get to grips with them, im quite sure they are fantastic and my kids love Harry, but i just can't watch one of them all the way through

I never understood the films until i read the books which i didnt do until the half clood prince came out :thumbsup:

It took me forever when watching prisoner of azkaban to understand why they were trying to kill the rat i thought they were trying to kill ron no matter how many times it was explained to me :blink:

 

[trac]

i just can't get to grips with them, im quite sure they are fantastic and my kids love Harry, but i just can't watch one of them all the way through

maybe they are just too scary for me :- "

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i'm the same, never got into harry potter

 

[dawn]

Looking forward to the new instalment.  We're off to see the new film on Saturday.

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Went to see the new film today with my daughter it is Fabulous!!!!!

Hope you enjoy it as much as we did.

 

[Zephyr]

Oh, stop :sweating: - we've got to wait till Monday as it is a birthday treat for my son!! :*

We'll be queueing at midnight for the Deathly Hallows at our local bookshop - done this the last two times and it's been great fun :thumbsup:

 

[Juley]

Nope, doesn't do it for me either. The boys and Mark love them though..........

 

[rls22]

I love them!

I am really sad and read it all on the first day its in the shops - won't be this year though as have a show on Saturday :lol:

 

[hellybobs]

We saw the new film today and thought it was fab...I'll be getting the new book when it come out too.

When Harry Potter first came out I poo poo'd it thinking it would be rubbish but I took the time to read the first book and then I was hooked.

I've got all the books so far and seen all the films so far too... :thumbsup:

 

[~Sally~]

saw the film last night and its fab :thumbsup:

counting down the days til the book now!!

 

[quintessence]

How daft are my three children, when the last book came out they rang each other whilst they were each in queues in their respective towns at midnight, playing a game. They had to find information about the person in front and the person behind in the queue. Childish behaviour you might think, one is 30, one is 27 and one is 18, and they are now busy working out their strategy for the next book-launch.

So if you find yourself in a queue and someone starts asking you searching questions, say nothing, it's probably one of them.

Jenny

 

[ecksey]

ive signed, love him.

 

[whippynit]

Doesnt do anything for me either cant understand the fasination(sp) with it all :wacko: and i usaully like stuff like that too!just cant 'click' with it

 

[Karen-Coral]

i've signed! :clown:

we recently made 'philosopher's stones' and sold them at the school fair...

sold like hot cakes

never read the books myself or seen the movies but my kids like them age 21 and 17!