HP trailer among other things...

[Scott]

Never used this list before even though I'm subscribed. I *think* 
this is where it goes, but we've so many lists...

>From Bloomsbury's HP mailing list (which most of you probably get 
anyway)

"HELLO AGAIN FROM THE BLOOMSBURY WEB CLUB
Thank you so much to everyone who replied to our first newsletter. We
really enjoy receiving your comments and suggestions so keep sending 
them in. We would also like to say sorry to those of you who received 
more than one copy of the newsletter - that's muggle computers
for 
you! Wouldn't it be great if we could use owl post instead!  We have 
fixed the technical glitch but apologies to those of you who got the 
email more than once.

POETRY COMPETITION
We've had lots of entries for our Summer Theme poetry competition
for 
8 and 9 year olds so thank you for those. There's still time to
enter 
as the closing date isn't until 28th June. THOMAS TAYLOR, the 
illustrator of the U.K. edition of J.K. Rowling's HARRY POTTER
AND 
THE PHILOSOPHER'S STONE, will illustrate the winner's poem and
the 
poem will be posted on Bloomsburymagazine together with a selection 
of the entries. Read full details of the competition and how to enter 
at: http://www.bloomsburymagazine.com/redir.asp?id=25

Just to remind you, the subject of the poem should be SUMMER not Harry
Potter (although some of you have cleverly written poems about Harry 
set in summer!) If you've already entered with a poem about Harry, 
feel free to send us another one. For those of you who are older (or 
younger) than 8 and 9 - don't worry, we will be doing other 
competitions for other age groups in the future so keep an eye out 
for those."

<<<A new contest for those of us who are older?!?! Somehow I imagine 
that still doesn't extend to most of this group. ;-)>>>

BOOK NEWS
The paperback of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire comes out in 
Britain on 6th July. To celebrate its release, Bloomsburymagazine are 
giving away a FREE COPY OF HOLES BY LOUIS SACHAR (worth £5.99) to
the 
first 500 people to order Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire from 
our site. Visit our Harry Potter pages to order your paperback and 
claim your free copy of holes: 
http://www.bloomsburymagazine.com/redir.asp?id=43

Unfortunately, due to territorial copyright reasons, we are unable to 
sell Harry Potter books to people living in the U.S. 

HARRY POTTER FILM NEWS - NEW TRAILER
We're sure that you will be delighted to hear that the NEW
TRAILER 
for the film Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone is coming
out 
on 28TH JUNE 2001 and you will be able to view it on the Warner Bros. 
website: http://www.harrypotter.co.uk

<<<Hurrah! I didn't want to have to go see something besides Moulin 
Rouge, but now I can see the trailer anyway...wonder how many times 
I'll play this one?>>>

NEW FEATURES COMING UP ON WARNER BROS.
There are lots of other exciting things coming up on the Warner Bros. 
web site in July including BIOGRAPHIES OF THE CAST, NEW POSTCARDS and 
the KEEPER and SEEKER practice games. Look out for those on the 
Warner Bros. website: http://www.harrypotter.co.uk

READING SUGGESTIONS
Thanks to all of you who sent us reading suggestions after the last 
email. We really appreciate hearing about the books you enjoy reading 
and we will include some of your suggestions in our `What can I
read 
next?' section. If you are looking for something to read at the 
moment why not try TOOTS AND THE UPSIDE DOWN HOUSE by Carol Hughes. 
Toots, a lonely child, discovers a fantastic upside-down world above 
and beyond the ceiling of her house. In this world, where up is down 
and down is somewhere else entirely, she battles with good and evil, 
and discovers a way to come back down to Earth and renew her love for 
her widowed dad. http://www.bloomsburymagazine.com/redir.asp?id=57


If you take a look at our News section you'll find lots of ideas
for 
other books to read: 
http://www.bloomsbury.com/harrypotter/default.asp?id=-3

SCHOOL MOTTO
We had a few queries about the school motto which appeared at the 
bottom of the last newsletter. Just so you know, `Draco Dormiens 
Nunquam Titillandus' is the Latin for `Never tickle a
sleeping 
dragon'. Draco means dragon, dormiens means sleeping, nunquam
means 
never and titillandus means tickle!

Do let us know if you have any suggestions about things you would 
like to see us include in our newsletter or on our site.

Happy reading,

>From the team at Bloomsburymagazine.com

Draco Dormiens Nunquam Titillandus
(Never tickle a sleeping dragon)

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--So I hope you enjoyed getting this, if you didn't know about the 
events in it now you do. I really hope this was the right list to 
post to...

Scott
sneaking off quietly before the moderators reprimand him....