The Tales of Beedle the Bard - The Fairy Tales of J.K. Rowling
Well, here is a book that not is easy to get your hands on. But it might be of fun to see the link anyway. I think that this book makes the Harry Potter universe more magical, now we know that we can`t read all the tales from the universe, and still we know that there is more than the Harry Potter books.
There is alway some magic with books that you know is hard to get, and this one being hand written makes it more magical. So if you don`t get your hands on The Tales of Beedle the Bard (5 Fairy Tales), you may find the pictures and text on this page of inspiration.
http://www.amazon.com/beedlebard
The Tales of Beedle the Bard
The Tales of Beedle the Bard
Tor Harald Blom
I think its was a wonderful idea she had to make 6 special hand written books for her friends... and then one to auction for charity... thats such an original and great idea...
I also think its cool that Amazon ponied up 4mil$ to buy it, and give us a taste of the books, I would like to read all the stories eventually... I imagine Amazon will someday release the stories, for a price... but I would hope they continue the tradition of selling the stories for charity sake.
I also think its cool that Amazon ponied up 4mil$ to buy it, and give us a taste of the books, I would like to read all the stories eventually... I imagine Amazon will someday release the stories, for a price... but I would hope they continue the tradition of selling the stories for charity sake.
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I think I'm the only person that this really bothers... it just seems weirdly selfish to me to write a story, tell everyone about it and then not share it. Particularly when you know there are tons of little kids out there who adore the Harry Potter universe and don't have millions of dollars (like you the author do).
She could have made the same amount of money for charity selling it normally and donating the proceeds.
I don't know. It just strikes me as odd.
She could have made the same amount of money for charity selling it normally and donating the proceeds.
I don't know. It just strikes me as odd.
I would imagine if she went to the publishers with intention of mass-producing this extraordinarily tiny and fanciful thing, ultimately, the cost and time belittles the immediate benefit for her charity.
I think she's greedy keeping her treasured tales for a small circle of literary friends and family. I wish she would toss them freely like candy to the starving reader but that's a bit greedy of me too.
I think she's greedy keeping her treasured tales for a small circle of literary friends and family. I wish she would toss them freely like candy to the starving reader but that's a bit greedy of me too.
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It bothered me a bit too. I think she could have sold the really beautiful books as the super special edition, and then sold more normal copies so that we could all read it.
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