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Harry Potter Boxset Books 1-7 | 
 enlarge | Author: J. K. Rowling
Publisher: Arthur A. Levine Books
Category: Book
List Price: $195.00
Buy New: $122.85
You Save: $72.15 (37%)
New (14) Used (11) Collectible (5) from $98.00
Rating:  290 reviews
Sales Rank: 375
Media: Hardcover
Reading Level: Ages 9-12
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 17.6
Dimensions (in): 14.3 x 11 x 7
ISBN: 0545044251
EAN: 9780545044257
ASIN: 0545044251
Publication Date: October 16, 2007
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Product Description
HARRY POTTER BOXED SET 1-7 includes the seven phenomenal Harry Potter hardcover books by best selling author J. K. Rowling. These books are housed in a collectible trunk-like box with sturdy handles and privacy lock. Bonus decorative stickers are included in each boxed set.
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 Harry Potter Boxset-Great! November 28, 2008
I bought this boxset "from Santa" for my grandson that loves Harry Potter! Although it hasn't been opened yet, I was very pleased with the packeging & presentation as well as to how fast I received the shipment! Stay tuned for my grandson's review after Dec. 25th!!
 Not bad November 24, 2008
My son received these as a Christmas present last year and was thrilled to get them.
It's his first "set" of books and he likes that they have their own box. I, personally, would have preferred something a little sturdier, but at least the kid is happy.
 Crafty Grandfather? November 24, 2008
I am going to purchase this set despite the shoddy packaging. My grandfather is quite the craftsman and I will have him replicate this "chest" using real wood and metal hinges and clasps. This may be a fun project even for those who are not crafty you may also find a wooden chest or crate that comes close to this that is already assembled at a site like this [...]
 Disappointing November 17, 2008
1 out of 3 found this review helpful
Although I had given the first HP book to a nephew the year it was published, I waited to purchase and read the books until (1) my son was old enough and (2) the series was finished and I could get matching hard copies. A friend ordered this for me through her library connections. It took ages to arrive; forunately for me, I had no idea the box was supposed to be wooden, so I was not initially disappointed by that. However, now that we've begun reading them (my son could easily read them himself but I still read to him at bedtime, and it's really fun to discover Harry's world along with him), I was stunned and insulted to discover that the prose had been tampered with, dumbed down and 'Americanized' for stupid Yanks. I am an American but I know what a packet of crisps is, and when 'chips' has been substituted for 'crisps,' among other things. So now, having spent over $100 for this set, I am going to have to spend more to get the REAL thing. How disappointing. What on earth were the people at Scholastic thinking?! Moreover, why did JK Rowling allow them to do this? I cannot fathom any reason why perfectly ordinary English should have to be changed. Or is it that we really are that stupid, insular, and arrogant that we cannot even read English from other English speaking countries anymore? I am truly sorry that my son will have to read a watered down, adulterated version of these classic stories. What a letdown.
Harry Potter Boxset November 3, 2008
I was very excited and pleased to be able to purchase this set, as I am a new Harry Potter fan. The "suitcase" the books came in was not up to the quality I expected. The books, however, being the most important , will last a lifetime and I will be able to pass them on to my grandchildren.
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