"A guide to wizards..." book for 49p

alisona

This is from Waterstones and expires tonight I'm afraid. The code is CC2007
http://www.waterstones.com/waterstonesweb/displayProductDetails.do?sku=5971504

It is listed under children's books and priced at £4.99. Use the code to get the reduction.

hth

bunbun2

alisona wrote: »

This is from Waterstones and expires tonight I'm afraid. The code is CC2007
http://www.waterstones.com/waterstonesweb/displayProductDetails.do?sku=5971504

It is listed under children's books and priced at £4.99. Use the code to get the reduction.

hth

have just ordered this book. price changed to 49p when I put the code in at checkout. thanks to OP

zzzLazyDaisy

Just ordered for my grand-daughter, great spot, thanks!

gabycat

Thanks, have ordered for my dd

mumsrgreat

mumsrgreat wrote: »

Just ordered but its still coming up at 4.99 - still a nice book tho, thanks

Just cancelled this order and placed it again - coming up at 49p now - (I must have done it wrong in the first place??)

Many thanks OP!!

earthmother

Thanks OP - this will be perfect for a 'Potterish' hamper I'm planning for a birthday later this year.

alchemista

Free UK Delivery too...

bunbun2

earthmother wrote: »

Thanks OP - this will be perfect for a 'Potterish' hamper I'm planning for a birthday later this year.

thanks for the 'potterish' hamper idea - makes it so much more interesting than just a book:D will think about this for ds birthday in September

bunbun2

earthmother wrote: »

Thanks OP - this will be perfect for a 'Potterish' hamper I'm planning for a birthday later this year.

thanks for the 'potterish' hamper idea - makes it so much more interesting than just a book. will think about that for ds birthday in September

earthmother

bunbun2 wrote: »

thanks for the 'potterish' hamper idea - makes it so much more interesting than just a book:D will think about this for ds birthday in September

There was a great post over on the celebrations board just before christmas - someone had sourced the right sweets etc, and repackaged them with Potter-style packaging, as if it was a parcel of treats from home.

I'll see if I can find the link, as it's the perfect, fairly low cost but impressive, addition to something like this


Edit -
Picture - http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.html?p=7444737&postcount=857

Description of contents - http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.html?p=7426743&postcount=833

miss_corerupted

excellent thanks very much

not sure what to do with it yet but i can't miss out on a bargin!!