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London, Oct 29 (IANS) Universal Pictures’ “Mamma Mia! The Movie” about to become the most successful British film of all time at Britain’s box office taking over “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone”.The Broadway musical’s British adaptation recently reached £66,995,244, making it the second

By Michael MacLeod HARRY Potter author JK Rowling says she believes in the afterlife. The Edinburgh author says she was surprised when young readers told her the books made them question their own existence. And she admits her stories have even converted Potter actor Daniel Radcliffe to believe in life after death.

According to Forbes, the world’s highest paid author is JK Rowling, who made $300 million JUST LAST YEAR from sales of Harry Potter books, movies, and merchandise. Other authors on the list include James Patterson, Stephen King, and Tom Clancy. Here’s what Forbes had to say about JK: It was wizardry that transformed J.K.

Harry Potter lovers, here is your treat with this exciting anniversary giveaway! Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone is celebrating its 10th anniversary and Moms Buzz is giving away a box set of Harry Potter's 7 novels valued at $195.00 plus a collectible edition of Harry Potter and The Sorcerer's Stone.

Jump to Comments I just finished a review of Kurt Vonnegut’s Slaughterhouse-Five and now I’m writing this final Sunday Salon post of the day. So it goes. Earlier today, I said I would be diving into Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone by J.K.

Chapter One: The Girl Who Read Photo by onourminds at Flickr I must have been crazy to think I was going to be able to write a full recap entry after being up for 24 hours. But you already know I'm crazy. I stood on line at 3 AM to read for the Harry Potter Cover to Cover Day hosted by Scholastic.

One of the key moments of each book is the “Dumbledore Denouement” - the final conversation, after the story’s climax, in which Dumbledore and Harry have a little chat about what happened.   Here’s a little assignment for Day 5 of Sorcerer’s Stone Week.

It seemed pretty evident in the first book that Severus Snape was going to be an intriguing character.  This is a post dedicated to the greasy potions master.  Several questions for consideration and comment: In what clever ways did Rowling set up the Snape plot in book one?

Here’s a quick video of the folks getting ready to read all day today for the tenth anniversary of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone: Share This

According to an article at Religious Intelligence, John Stein, the former mayor of Wasilla, Alaska, is stating that Republican VP nominee Sarah Palin had tried during her term as mayor to have the Harry Potter series banned from the library.