If you’re eager to explore a different way to experience the Harry Potter book series, consider delving into the Interactive Illustrated Editions. These exquisite hardcover collections feature full-color illustrations alongside interactive papercraft elements showcasing iconic scenes from the saga. Currently, Interactive Editions of the first three Harry Potter novels are available, and Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire: Interactive Illustrated Edition can be preordered at a 20% discount ahead of its October 14 release.
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire: Interactive Illustrated Edition (Hardcover)
$40 (was $50) | Releases October 14
The Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire: Interactive Illustrated Edition offers a unique hardcover version of the fourth installment in the series, featuring original cover art and 150 stunning illustrations by Karl James Mountford.
In addition to illustrations throughout, eight scenes from The Goblet of Fire are enhanced with interactive components. Scholastic has previewed some of the papercraft elements: the Weasley family tent at the Quidditch World Cup, the moment Harry sees the Dark Mark in the sky, Harry’s journey to the lake at Hogwarts, and the maze from the final challenge of the Triwizard Tournament.
The Goblet of Fire: Interactive Illustrated Edition spans 608 pages, which is noticeably shorter than the standard 752-page hardcover, but it is important to note that this upcoming edition retains all the unabridged content.
Harry Potter: Interactive Illustrated Editions
- Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone — $21.61 (
$38) - Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets — $19 (
$38) - Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban — $22.39 (
$40) - Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire — $40 (
$50) | Releases October 14 - Harry Potter: Interactive Illustrated Version Box Set (Books 1-3) — $82.38 (
$116)
Harry Potter enthusiasts looking to start a collection of Interactive Illustrated Editions can find great deals on the first three volumes. A box set containing the first three books was released last fall, but it is currently about $20 more affordable to purchase each book separately. The only downside of buying each title individually is that you miss out on the beautiful box set. Similar to Goblet of Fire, the first three novels also feature over 150 vivid illustrations and eight interactive elements.
