The series may be over, but the fandom continues to grow
Sunday, 7 August 2011
The Times & Transcript has an article written by Grade 11 student Isabelle Agnew from Moncton, NB who tells us a bit about how she’s just now getting into the Potter books (after having seen all of the movies, so I hope she’ll keep us updated since that was never possible before!). Here’s an excerpt:
As, I’m sure, we all know by now, the newest, and final, installment of the Harry Potter series has hit the big screen.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 has already grossed well over $1 billion worldwide. Harry Potter has already tied Avatar for the fastest to reach the $1-billion mark and, despite its two-week head start, Harry Potter has already beat the Transformers movie in the race to make $1 billion.
For most, the moment they walked out of the theatre after watching Deathly Hallows Part 2, it was the end. I would say that at least 80 per cent of the audience walked away with tears streaming down their faces.
So, how do I feel about the Harry Potter series coming to an end?
Well, for me, it isn’t the end. Like I mentioned several months back, I’m trying my hardest to finally read the Harry Potter series. It’s difficult for me to get through because I’ve already seen all of the movies so it’s kind of dull to be reading a scene that I’ve already seen in the movie. I did, however, managed to finish the Philosopher’s Stone, Chamber of Secrets, Prisoner of Azkaban and I am currently about a third of the way through Goblet of Fire.

Potterwatch
- Harry Potter is now officially available in e-Book format!
- Potted Potter sums up entire series in 70 minutes
- JK Rowling announces her next book!
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Pt. 2 Nominated for 14 Scream Awards
- ‘Harry Potter’ Author J.K. Rowling to Give Evidence in Phone-Hacking Inquiry
- Letter to small local BC paper slams Rowling as “writing for money”
- Harry Potter and the magic of reading
- Pottermore early access closed
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- Fans warned about Pottermore scams



