Giamt collection of Harry Potter livres

cassie-1-2-3 Wow... I've never needed more than two copies of any book.

alexisn10 Why would you buy more than 1 copy of the same book? That's such a waste of money...

cassie-1-2-3 Are you talking to me, while whoever this person is have about 9 copies of each book?

alexisn10 ^ No. I was talking to whoever had 9 copies of each book LOL. Either way, I don't see the point. You can buy another copy if one of yours is damaged but other than that I find it unnecesarry. Both the Twilight and HP books are expensive. I got the 7-book box set for $80 which was a good price compared to the others. I got Twilight for $10 New Moon and Eclipse for $20 and Breaking Dawn for $30. I just can't imagine someone having so many copies of that. Do you know how much Brandy Melville you can buy with that!?!?

bri-marie I can see the appeal if you're a collector. All the different editions, and covers, and possibly even translations, by the looks of it. The only real weird thing I see is that they put those heavy books on [i]top[/i] of the book case. Frankly, I'm surprised those shelves haven't broken. I have two copies of a lot of my books. I have paper-backs for when I travel or am at school, because they're more compact and lighter, so they're easy to carry. And I have hard covers for when I'm at home, and need something that's less easily damaged And some of them I got because they were newer editions with better and/or newer information. And I'm planning on getting the UK HP box set.

alexisn10 ^I guess that makes sense but 8 copies of each book is a bit much, LOL. I play to get either an iPad or a Nook and I'd like to put the Hunger Games (even though I'm getting the boxed set) and Harry Potter books for when I go to college. I really want a British version of Deathly Hallows. If I get that I'll probably donate the copy I have now to my town library :)