Philosopher's Stone back covers: explanation from HBP?
Mhochberg at aol.com
Mhochberg at aol.com
Thu Aug 2 19:13:50 UTC 2007
Dumbledad & TLC:
>>> The original Bloomsbury cover by Thomas Taylor includes a rather
bizarre-looking figure on the back. The man in the picture really doesn't
match any character in the book, although fans have speculated that it is
supposed to represent either Dumbledore or Quirrell.
~~~
Mary: Thank you so much for posting this! I've wondered who the wizard on
the back cover was supposed to be! Since so there are already so many
differences between PS & SS, I just figured it was a "generic UK wizard" and left it
at that. I was much more interested in the text differences between the two
books.
One of my favorite memories is of my then 12 year old niece, listening to
Jim Dale read the US edition, while she followed along with the UK version.
---Mary
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