Pottermore finally makes it online...

[pyan]

After much hype, and some delay, JK Rowling's "Pottermore" site is finally up and running...

http://www.pottermore.com/

[Ursa major]

There must be a potterton of stuff on that site.


(Not that I'm suggesting a potboiler is in any way involved....)

[Cayal]

I wonder if JK gets sick of money?

[biodroid]

I bought Goblet, Half Blood and Hallows for my kindle, the only ones I haven't read, great formatting too.

[kythe]

Thanks for the link. I just joined. I had heard of Pottermore a long time ago, but it's been a long time since I'd seen any information on it.

I'm not sure I've got the hang of this site quite yet, but I might take them up on the idea of reading the books concurrently.

[allmywires]

I was really excited about this, but now I've been on it a couple of days I'm finding it's just, well, how do I put this....a bit rubbish. Why only one book, JK? One book that takes a day to complete? I'm not waiting 7 years for her to put the next ones up

[Menion]

When I first heard of Pottermore, I did a little girly squel and danced a little jig. I mean I grewup with the Potter books. And I've been waiting for further information on the series. I expected it to be like a PotterWiki page, but written by Rowling herself, with all the details of her inspiration for every name, character, animal, spell, place.

But having signed up yesterday I have to say.... I'm rather disapointed. It's like a childs version of a Facebook game, just click afew things and a bit of info pops up. And you can't skip to certain bits of the series, you haveto go through every book chapter by chapter.

[Myra]

OMG Pottermore is brilliant! Though there were some setbacks which I found kind of annoying like the fact only one book/film is actually up at the moment and the whole click mouse, find something, click mouse, info overload! Though it is very interesting I agree with Menion that it is like a childs facebook game :/