The Wausau Daily Herald has an article about an adult fan.

Australian’s The Age newspaper has announced the winner of their contest to send a family to London for the Royal Albert Hall event. Congratulations to the Houghs

According to this account on iharrypotter.net, a B. Dalton worker has already cracked open one of their 141 boxes of Harry Potter books and started to read them. Hello. I wrote a couple of weeks ago to tell about the B. Dalton Bookstores dressing up for Harry Potter Day next Saturday. Well, I just wanted …read more!

CBBC Newsround details their plans over the entire next week. Lots of fan interviews.

AJC reporter Phil Kloer takes a look at racial undertones in the Potter series.

It seems even in Wales the boy wizard is causing price wars.

Thanks to readers who sent us this interesting bit of number analysis done by Entertainment Weekly: 192 MILLION: Estimated worldwide sales of the four previous Potter books. 8.5 MILLION: Number of first-print copies of Phoenix set to go on sale June 21. $3-5 MILLION: Amount spent by marketing Muggles on the publicity of Phoenix. 1.3 …read more!

Columnist Jacqueline Mroz has written an article on what to read once you’re done with OotP. She even suggests some fanfic.

A fascinating article from Jewsweek, a Webzine for American Jews, about how some are using the Harry Potter series as a teaching tool for Judaism.

According to this press release, the signature on the first and only US signed copy of Order of the Phoenix was penned in J.K. Rowling’s study Wednesday night and flown over to New York last night. It is currently being kept in a locked box at a secret location pending its pending its presentation to …read more!