Harry Potter Adult Edition/Cover Box Set $83.43 at BIG W

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Lyearmmix on 01/12/2009 - 16:15 catalogues.bigw.com.au (412 clicks)
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Harry potter adult edition box set - includes all 7 books in paperback. Children's edition also available.

RRP $140 (Look at page 46 of catalogue)

Starts 3 December Ends 9 December

Adult edition: http://booko.com.au/books/isbn/9780747595847
Cheapest online: $79.24 from Amazon UK/~$78 at BookDepository using 10% Christmas code.

Children's edition: http://booko.com.au/books/isbn/9780747586678 Cheapest: ~$92
Good deal if you don't want to wait for overseas delivery.

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  blitz on 01/12/2009 - 16:37

  +1

  So in what capacity is this the 'adult version'?

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    Mistymoo on 01/12/2009 - 16:38

    +1

    Adult covers not children's covers. The content is the same.

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      soupiejr on 01/12/2009 - 17:11

      +2

      The children's version has had all the naughty parts cut out?

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        n412io on 01/12/2009 - 17:39

        lol i had the exact same thought as u………..

        now Harry Potter intrigues me………

        :D

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    yearmmix on 01/12/2009 - 17:44

    I changed the title, thanks for pointing out the possible confusion XD

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  TimeOrMoney on 01/12/2009 - 17:17

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  I would recommend getting it from BookDepository if you can wait for delivery, was ~1 week for me. Still plenty of time until Xmas.

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    ESEMCE on 01/12/2009 - 17:31

    To save $4.20 you'd send Australian Dollars directly overseas?
    No wonder people can't get a job!

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      TimeOrMoney on 02/12/2009 - 12:19

      What an assumption! I bought $400 worth of books at a fraction of the inflated Borders price (months back), at a much larger saving. Regardless, a $5 saving is a $5 saving; some will import electronics from overseas for a lesser difference. Did you neg this post, and the many others advocating overseas over Australian purchases?

      And correct me if I'm wrong, but the books are authored and published overseas so aren't "Australian Made" either way. The lost [fraction of] manhour from the brick-and-mortar bookshop goes to an Australian courier company.

      Now, I'm not a qualified economist, so I'd appreciate some evidence for or against my accused contribution to the deprivation of Australian jobs.

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  BoltThrower on 01/12/2009 - 23:02

  just replace wand with wang