MAJOR SPOILERS: The HP Lexicon has posted their day-by-day calendar for Order of the Phoenix including Harry’s course schedule.

Harry makes appearances in Penny Arcade and Ozzie and Millie this week.

As people from all over the world flock to England or prep their PCs to watch Rowling at her Royal Albert Hall event tomorrow, The Independent raises some interesting concerns regarding youth participation in Web chats.

The Telegraph has a trio of reviews from a 29.5 yr old, a 15 year old and a 10 year old – all of which are quite interesting.

The Business Standard of India has what may be the first bit of snarky fan fiction based on the new book. They take an amusing look at all the hype surrounding the book launch.

Slate’s Book Club has a week-long discussion of Book V this week. Here is todays.

Venus Williams had this to say when asked if she’d buy Book V: “No, I didn’t. I don’t know if I’m going to. I might be a little old now.” “I’m 23, I’ve got to really focus on things that are really going to enrich my life,” she said.

The Chronicle’s David Kipen says Book V is nothing more than “900 pages” of “stale familiarity”.

Reviewer Michael Atkinson has an interesting take on Book V that this editor can only describe as….overly bombastic.

In order to keep up with demand, Scholastic has ordered yet another print run of Book V to include about 800,000 more copies.