With seven books, and eight films is this really the end of Harry Potter? Fans are currently walking out of cinemas with tears rolling down their faces and slumped shoulders. But the stories will live on as J.K.Rowling, as she is known, is giving more to the fans with sharing even more material which didn't make it into the books.
J.K.Rowling is one smart cookie, she knows her fans are still hungry and still want more so she has cleverly created Pottermore.com. Pottermore is just that, more of Potter. For the past couple of years she has been working to build a new online experience. The free website builds an exciting online experience around the reading of the Harry Potter books. This is very clever as she promises to reveal a wealth of new and previously unpublished material about the world of Harry Potter. A lot of material never made it into the books or films so rather than let this go to waste, she has clever devised a way to use it. It is what the fans want, more.
As the site develops she will reveal facts and information about seemly minor details which fans will lap up. There are details such as the significance of all the difference wand woods which at the time of writing she thought wouldn't be of interest. Luckily she kept all her notes over the years and this site over time will reveal them, genious!
The site has been designed as a place to share stories with your friends as you journey through the site. It opens to the first million users on 31 July which quite appropriately is Harry's birthday. The full launch to all users will take place this October. Also the site will allow fans to get hold of the long-awaited ebook versions of the Harry Potter stories.
But wait there is more. Hundreds of fan websites are popping up all over the place and one is proving to be quite popular with over two million signed up users. The site is a place where you can post your own Potter story.
So fans need not mourn the loss of Potter as there are plenty of websites and even film location tours dedicated to the harry Potter phenomenon. Thanks to fans refusing to accept the end of harry Potter and J.K. Rowling, Potter will never be Potter-no-more.
J.K.Rowling is one smart cookie, she knows her fans are still hungry and still want more so she has cleverly created Pottermore.com. Pottermore is just that, more of Potter. For the past couple of years she has been working to build a new online experience. The free website builds an exciting online experience around the reading of the Harry Potter books. This is very clever as she promises to reveal a wealth of new and previously unpublished material about the world of Harry Potter. A lot of material never made it into the books or films so rather than let this go to waste, she has clever devised a way to use it. It is what the fans want, more.
As the site develops she will reveal facts and information about seemly minor details which fans will lap up. There are details such as the significance of all the difference wand woods which at the time of writing she thought wouldn't be of interest. Luckily she kept all her notes over the years and this site over time will reveal them, genious!
The site has been designed as a place to share stories with your friends as you journey through the site. It opens to the first million users on 31 July which quite appropriately is Harry's birthday. The full launch to all users will take place this October. Also the site will allow fans to get hold of the long-awaited ebook versions of the Harry Potter stories.
But wait there is more. Hundreds of fan websites are popping up all over the place and one is proving to be quite popular with over two million signed up users. The site is a place where you can post your own Potter story.
So fans need not mourn the loss of Potter as there are plenty of websites and even film location tours dedicated to the harry Potter phenomenon. Thanks to fans refusing to accept the end of harry Potter and J.K. Rowling, Potter will never be Potter-no-more.
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