Harry Potter Books 1-7 Special Edition Boxed Set: The Complete Series

Reviews

Al Ba

I paid for this set more than 130 pounds, so the 70 pounds on this offer is really a bargain. Having checked certain passages in the books, I can also confirm that the paperback boxed set, bought new, should contained the revised editions of the text, as well, for as minor as those changes are to the overall experience (again, they're really just consistency tweaks).

Lewis D. Medeiros

. As for the separate editions of these books. I can't voice for the "Complete Collection" eBook specifically, since I bought the eBooks individually on Pottermore, but assuming the formatting for the Complete Collection is identical, then the digital set relevant to this review is well-put-together and smoothly formatted, just about the best way you'll ever experience Harry Potter digitally without buying the iBooks-and-iOS-exclusive Enhanced Edition eBooks available on Pottermore, which feature animated illustrations and the like. The hardcover collection is one that I can't vouch for as a set, but having owned and read through the series in hardcover in the past, what I can vouch for is that the American hardcover editions are very nice to own.

Giada

But it gets more detailed as the books progress, it gets darker as the students grow up, and I think more accessible for more ages. Found this as a used condition and an ex display. It's more of a mystery series coated in a gooey chocolate fantasy syrup.

A. Eismont

Definitely worth the buy. It does look good, and is not really harmful, except the inside of the box having some gold smudges, but it is kinda cheezy. A great time to read too due to the quarantine. It's like paperback but better quality.