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Where are the HP spoilers?

Bumblebeez SC Zone 7

19 years ago

I must be inept at searching but, I would like to read the spoilers and can't find them. It won't ruin it for me, I'll read the last couple pages first anyway.

A month or so ago when that computer hacker site had a chapter I couldn't find it in their website.

Where to go now?

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jazzie
19 years ago
I don't know.. I do know two things...
That the book did get released to some people already, http://www.mugglenet.com/app/news/full_story/1112
and that the New York Times has a review with some spoilers in it...

I am trying my best to avoid spoilers...... But it is HARD and tempting...
Bumblebeez SC Zone 7
Original Author
19 years ago
I did find one thing and it was so shocking that I almost want to wait.
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ginny12
19 years ago
I am not interested in any spoilers. It would ruin it for me. I hope the publisher tracks down the perpetrators and sues the pants off them. In fact, I probably shouldn't have read this thread, just in case.
sheriz6
19 years ago
Please don't tell us anything if you find them! I think I'm going to have to go to "radio/TV/internet silence" for the next couple of days -- I don't want to learn anything accidentally.
dynomutt
19 years ago
My curiosity got the best of me yesterday and, well, I found one of the spoilers. I looked at them and ..... I won't tell you anything about them.

I did, however, see the latest HP movie. Good and interesting flick. Imelda Staunton (who plays Umbridge), is VERY well cast. She's good. Good and ANNOYING in her role.

Oh, and I don't want to spoil the Order of the Phoenix movie for you guys but someone dies in the movie. ;-)

Sorry for that spoiler. :-D
leidie
19 years ago
Don't believe the spoilers!
veronicae
19 years ago
I'm not reading the book...would have to read three others first...and I lost interest on book 3...but would love to know all the details of the spoilers. And who the heck bites the dust.
jazzie
19 years ago
Well the spoiler I read was wrong, thank goodness... :)
dynomutt
19 years ago
Yes, that's weird. I had read two different spoilers and they were BOTH wrong. I guess you can't trust what you read on the Internet! ;-)
merryworld
19 years ago
Here's a blog that pretty much gives away everything and opines on the whole reading experience.

Here is a link that might be useful: A V Club blog
rosefolly
19 years ago
Anyone who is interested in the plot summaries without reading the actual books can find them in Wikipedia.

Rosefolly
ginny12
19 years ago
Also at sparknotes.com. I learned about that site here, when the last book came out. You used to be able to print it all out but now they charge for the privilege. But the info is good.

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