Deathly Hallows Book Release and How To Swing It - 4 Days and Counting

I know about this from other sources, but not from my own fanhood. I swear. I’m not lying.

The sick part is the fact that I may be the only one missing out.

If you’re a true Harry Potter fan, you’ve hopped over to Muggle.net to track all the latest tidbits of information about book 7 and the release. Nonetheless, I’ve done some of that for you and have found some great information about book seven. I won’t be telling anyone what I know, so as to avoid spoilers. However, you can find a slew of goodies to attach to your MySpace page, link on your blog, email to your friends, and browse while working the day away.

Preparing for a Harry Potter book release is like packing for a trip. You have to know ahead of time how you’re going to go about the whole event. If you want a book on time you best know where you’re gonna be to get it. If not, you may not secure a copy. Where will you party, who will you party with, and most importantly… what are you going to wear!?

Fret no more, we’ve got tons of stuff for you to do and so I’ll pop it down on this list here. Hopefully you’ll find some value in what my wand of creativity is giving me. Like I said, I’m not much of a fan. But, if you are then you can certainly get what you need here. I’ll break it down into 2 ideas per day for the next few days before release. That way, you’ll have tons to do in preparation of the Harry Potter final book release.

Harry Potter Long Line Trivia - What else do fans love than to be smarter than their fellow fans. Put together a long list of trivia for you to break out in the lines while waiting for your book and partying with the rest of the group. Make your trivia span a long list of subjects in the Harry Potter universe. If you really want to get some crazy attention, then bring a prize. If it were me, I’d get something borderline crazy and strange. Something to remember.

Catch Up On The Movies - And just how, you ask? Well, if you expect to be in line a LONG time, then bring a sofa and a projector. Most places won’t be too hard to find a way to power the thing. Project the movies onto a wall and keep the masses entertained. If you want to take it an extra mile, then roll out your grills and make some Hogwart’s brats (I just made those up, so I don’t have a recipe yet).

For now, that’s all I’m going to offer. Come up with your own ideas. Whether you’re a business man, a football coach, or a lady who works construction, you’re never too grown up for Harry Potter.

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