Cheapest Harry Potter Book Inc P & P £10.94

amandamagpie

Asda has seriously undercut the other sellers! We pre-ordered just last night and were quoted the £8.87 plus £2.74 delivery charge, but have just received an email from them earlier this evening confirming we are only going to be charged £5 including delivery!

$sTaCeY$_2

asda have sold out online now....purchased mine from play.com wish i purchased it from asda online now though would have saved £4.99! :rolleyes:

biglugs

As for me, I will wait a few weeks longer, and when all the little brats have become bored with their latest Harry book, OXFAM shops will be full of them. I can then help one of our biggest booksellers finance some good schemes in the poorer parts of the world and get a cheap read at the same time.

If you can wait weeks for this book you obviously are not a fan. Why not just not bother with the book and give £5 to Oxfam anyway?? That way you won't have to wait, and you won't miss out on all the hype anyway.

Little_John

Well I have to take my sister to pick her copy up from the Trafford center at midnight so she can start reading and I guide her back to the car where she can read it on the way home.

Aparently the price per book from the publisher is £10 to the stores are making £8 if they sell it at the official price at £5 Asda are loosing £5 per book sold. I hope the people that are going to buy the books in stores buy some shopping at the same time.

photome

Little_John wrote: »

Well I have to take my sister to pick her copy up from the Trafford center at midnight so she can start reading and I guide her back to the car where she can read it on the way home.

Aparently the price per book from the publisher is £10 to the stores are making £8 if they sell it at the official price at £5 Asda are loosing £5 per book sold. I hope the people that are going to buy the books in stores buy some shopping at the same time.

Why do you hope peeps will buy something else at same time?..Do you feel sorry for the large supermarket chains!!!!????

caeler

I'm still pleased with my decision with purchase from Amazon at 8.99. That is if it arrives first thing on saturday morning. Will not be pleased if it doesn't. I'm scared off going out of the house to buy a copy as I don't want anybody to ruin it for me!

leics_poshie

Can anyone tell me the difference between the adult version and the childs version

Simon_Wallace

leics_poshie wrote: »

Can anyone tell me the difference between the adult version and the childs version

There's more sex in the adult version :rotfl:

Seriously though, it's just a different cover. It was first introduced so adults wouldn't have to look like they were reading a kids book on the tube.

Cheers
Simon

HuntH1

I'll be getting mine from my local library. It's free.:j

And I'm not left with a gigantic hard-backed book to find room for on the already-stuffed bookcase...

(Then I'll be sad and buy the paperback at Christmas so I can read it again and again.)

Helen

rdwarr

Asda in Stevenage are saying that if you go along between midnight and 1am you can buy the book for £4 :eek:

Any advance?