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Harry Potter toooo much for one movie

March
17

It seems that latest the adventures of Harry Potter are really too much for just one movie. The popular books by J.K. Rowling have rallied many to read more and see the movies over and over again. Harry Potter has become an industry unto itself.
One of my favorite book blog sites, BookBrowse.com reported that the seventh and last book in the Potter tales will be made into TWO flicks due out in 2010 and 2011. Also, it says that Universal Studios in Orlando, will be opening a theme park feature called “The Wizarding World of Harry Potter” next year.

But I bet the interest in Harry Potter will nevertheless continue to grow…..

Matthew Lewis, 7, of Stony Point reads a Harry Potter book during the Rockland County Read-In at Thiells Elementary School Feb. 28, 2008. This year’s theme was “Camp Out With A Good Book.” ( Angela Gaul / The Journal News )

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This entry was posted on Monday, March 17th, 2008 at 7:00 am by Barbara Nackman.
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One Response to “Harry Potter toooo much for one movie”

  1. Rose

    That sounds great – the Harry Potter movies have been getting longer, and its easier (esp. for kids) to sit through two shorter movies rather than one long one!

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Four longtime Journal News reporters share their insights about fiction, non-fiction, poetry and short stories by bringing books discussions online and exploring the local literati scene. Lots of people say they are booklovers, but Elizabeth Ganga, Barbara Livingston Nackman, Ken Valenti and Randi Weiner really are!


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Book Notes: An ongoing chat about events, authors and news items about books, libraries, authors and everything literary from metro news reporters Barbara Livingston Nackman and Elizabeth Ganga. Barbara has been a reporter for The Journal News since 1997. She covers municipalities in Putnam County and keeps track of book events everywhere - and began her career writing about books and libraries. Lisa has been a reporter for The Journal News since 2000, after working at several newspapers in Connecticut. She has covered cities and town in sourthern and northern Westchester and is a big Jane Austen fan (though she reads everything from history to mysteries). Both reporters work out of the Mount Kisco bureau and frequently trade tidbits about books and events.


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