In the Harry Potter series, readers encounter a variety of professors teaching the magical curriculum at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Which of th ...

The American edition of the first Harry Potter book's title only changed one word, but publishers found it vitally important.

The first print run of Harry Potter has become highly sought-after treasures, with prices soaring past $100,000 at various ...

But there are definitely some fixes the “Harry Potter” TV series should make to course correct a few missteps from the movies. Granted, adapting seven books into eight movies is hard.

JK Rowling created one of the most famous book series of all time. The Harry Potter novels have ... A complete number line (e.g., 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1) often indicates a first printing.

A Yiddish review of the book praised its use of highly Germanized Yiddish for the pompous character Gilderoy Lockhart ...

The publishing house predicts that the new Harry Potter TV series will introduce the books to new readers. Bloomsbury’s CEO Nigel Newton had previously warned of the threat of artificial ...

K. Rowling’s Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. At the event, which will take place at the bookstore on Sunday, Nov. 10 at 1 p.m., the book’s translator Arun (aka Arele) Schaechter ...

“My wife and I, we read [the Harry Potter books] to each of our three kids… It’s really moving, for ten consecutive years, people will see Harry Potter on [HBO]; I mean it’s really ...

Watching the Harry Potter movies in order is the ultimate movie marathon. Consisting of eight spellbinding films (11 if you include the Fantastic Beasts prequel series), the magical book series is ...

(7News) — For fans who just can't get enough of Harry Potter, this one is for you ... attraction goes in chronological order from Book 1 to 7; Skott says you can expect to see more creatures ...

That first book - and the six ... Until recently, the eight Harry Potter films were the largest-grossing film franchise in history, having brought in a whopping $7.7bn (£6.1bn) worldwide.