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Harry Potter books

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  • 23-08-2008 10:41am
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    orchidsrpretty
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    So i've decided to take the plunge and read the Harry Potter books. Is there a difference between the adult and the childrens version as the childrens books are cheaper than the adults.
    Thanks.


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    Honey-ec
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    Nope, no difference in content at all, the "adult" version just has different cover art.


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    sceptre
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    You might as well get the children's ones, especially if they're cheaper, as Honey-ec said they're exactly the same on the inside. Adults reading the adult editions on the bus just look like they're trying to pretend they're not reading what they're reading on the bus.


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    ncmc
    Registered Users Posts: 4,852 ✭✭✭ncmc


    orchidsrpretty wrote: »
    So i've decided to take the plunge and read the Harry Potter books. Is there a difference between the adult and the childrens version as the childrens books are cheaper than the adults.
    Thanks.

    I'm so jealous of anyone just reading these for the first time! Try to resist the temptation to read them all in a row, take a break and read other books in between or else you will definitly overdose on them!


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