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woohoo, I win my own bet.

congratualtions

wow...this book is turning out to be quite good,

I'm starting to like it

we finally got our copy today...my sister's been reading it since 5pm, i wouldn't be surprised if she's done it by tomorrow afternoon..but i'm surviving...i'm currently reading About a Boy which is quite good...but i'll be done soon...so after that, Harry Potter - here i come

I was thinking this on Friday, or was it thursday.. when did it come out? Anyway, I was sitting next to an older gentleman who was reading it on the TTC (local subway) and I thought "I wonder how many people are reading this book, RIGHT NOW" 500 000? I just knew it was alot. Anyone else thought that? Any guesses?

So what's the final verdict people, is it better than all its predecessors and how is it different from the other books?

Fras wrote:I was thinking this on Friday, or was it thursday.. when did it come out? Anyway, I was sitting next to an older gentleman who was reading it on the TTC (local subway) and I thought "I wonder how many people are reading this book, RIGHT NOW" 500 000? I just knew it was alot. Anyone else thought that? Any guesses?

wow...that's an interesting thought

Fras wrote:I was thinking this on Friday, or was it thursday.. when did it come out? Anyway, I was sitting next to an older gentleman who was reading it on the TTC (local subway) and I thought "I wonder how many people are reading this book, RIGHT NOW" 500 000? I just knew it was alot. Anyone else thought that? Any guesses?

that is something pretty cool to think about. One persons writings and all these people, young and old, reading it. This really is something amazing reading bringing people together.

I read an interview with J.K Rowling and she wishes the movies were never released and that there was never a single piece of merchandise. I mean I guess money can make you change your mind but at least she had good intentions.

Hmmm. Methinks that I may have to buy the other books

areusad831 wrote:I read an interview with J.K Rowling and she wishes the movies were never released and that there was never a single piece of merchandise. I mean I guess money can make you change your mind but at least she had good intentions.

I think these books would just be the more amazing if that hadnt happened. it kinda cheapens them in a way.


hey, what happened with stinky cat? why was s/he banned (not that s/he didnt deserve it )

my parents came home with a copy tonight cause my sister has been dying for one... 22 bucks at Costco, not bad at all!

Wow. You got it cheap. We payed 36 bucks for my mom to get it on mother's day.

I payed $22 at walmart

Wasn't mother's day like.... a long time ago?

I paid $31.50 AD for mine

3150 AD?

i think that's supposed to be american dollars.

i paid $22 for mine too. i told my brother and he was laughing cuz some of his friends bought it for $40

areusad831 wrote:

Fras wrote:I was thinking this on Friday, or was it thursday.. when did it come out? Anyway, I was sitting next to an older gentleman who was reading it on the TTC (local subway) and I thought "I wonder how many people are reading this book, RIGHT NOW" 500 000? I just knew it was alot. Anyone else thought that? Any guesses?

that is something pretty cool to think about. One persons writings and all these people, young and old, reading it. This really is something amazing reading bringing people together.

I read an interview with J.K Rowling and she wishes the movies were never released and that there was never a single piece of merchandise. I mean I guess money can make you change your mind but at least she had good intentions.

That's just like Dr. Seuss, who didn't want his books turned into movies, but his family disobeyed once he died.

ARgghH! The motherf#@*#!s!!

That's how JD Salinger is... He will never release "Catcher in the Rye" as a movie. Thank God. I love the book so much, I don't want to see a movie. No actor could portray Holden the way he should be.