Cover's a fraud
Tom Marvolo Riddle
cbdm1121 at yahoo.com
Fri Mar 21 21:47:23 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 54094
<kenneyjohn at y...> wrote:
> It is and has been my belief for some time now, that book five
will
> not be called "Order of Pheonix".
>
> This has all been an elaborate practical joke on JK's behalf to
trick
> us into discussing theories that are way off track.
>
> The covers seemed rushed. At least the UK version does.
>
> The Adult version is different to our adult editions which have a
> coloured banner superimposed on a b/w photo
>
> Secondly, MGP usually has more detailed covers for the
readers to
> deal with. There was so much more on her GOF cover.
>
> It seems I am dissapointed.
>
> The cover seems too simple
>
> Are they trying to trick us or am i just crazy?
Hi. I'm Zach. I've been watching this group for a while but this is
my first post.
I used to think the Order of Phoenix was just a working title too.
After all, book 4 was call HP and the Doomspell Tournament for
the longest time.
But I was just at Border's last night and there were posters, book
warks, cutout displays, everything you could possibly think of that
said "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix." When Book four
was coming out, the promotional material just said, Harry Potter,
year 4. If you listen to the audio book Jim Dale does (at least the
early version) he doesn't even give a title, he just says that it's the
fourth book in the Harry Potter series.
My point is, I doubt Scholastic, Bloomsbury, etc., would spend
this much money and time printing up promo materials with a
specific title in them if the title were going to be changed at the
last minute.
As for the design of the books, I think that MGP has made a
departure from the more colorful covers of earlier books
because Harry Potter is moving away from the children's book
genre.
As for making us crazy, well, after reading the posts in here for
the past week or so, I've come to the conclusion that everyone in
the group (myself included) is quite crazy on their own and need
no help from JKR or any publishing company.
Slight side note: The only thing I see reflected in Harry's glasses
are the lights of the candles he's facing. Did I miss something?
Zach
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