I don’t see Neville and the sorting hat… someone said it was on the cover, but I must be missing it. Could someone give me a little direction?

Horrible. Full of random spoilers, and what’s up with the characters looking like actors? And anyway, blonde Ron and redhead Hermione? Pompous and poorly constructed.And that purple robe? O.o

Neville with the sorting hat is in the bottom right of the front cover.Can sbd tell me if that’s snape flying down from the window in the upper left part of the cover?

Wow, that looks really amazing…A litte busy, but really detailed. The snakes head is wierding me out though… Gabrielle

Correction,it is flying Snape but he’s at the bottom left,and Neville is right beside the bust of a wizard with a wig where the diadem was.See how far they went with the details?Even centaurs are there.Mind blowing and great.

Correction,it is flying Snape but he’s at the bottom left,and Neville is right beside the bust of a wizard with a wig where the diadem was(on the right side).See how far they went with the details?Even centaurs are there.Mind blowing and great.

Wow! I’d never seen the Ukranian cover art before. It is be-a-utiful! :D

rose the translation is “Deathly relics” or it can be translated “Garry Potter and Deathly Hallows” but relics is what this cover says. I like Harry’s expression when he is holding the Snitch, so peacefull.

wow Sajuka this is amazing! I wonder if it was done on purpose? really interesting. thank you for the link

Absolutely Awesome. I am loving it to pieces! :D

Awesome! A thousand times better than Mary GrandPre’s hideous attempts at art. They should use this for all the covers!

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ER:

Harry Potter books in Modern Greek translation can be purchased from a number of vendors, including Amazon.uk. I have tried to post the URLs but for some reason they are not coming through.

Search on “Harry Potter kai” since those are the first three words of the titles.

Greek HP:

www.books.gr/ViewShopProduct.aspx?Id=2275356

More Greek HP:

www.multilingualbooks.com/harrypotter.html#greek