Spoilers for ‘Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows’ are spreading on the Internet. Some purport to show the final chapter and others the entire book. The U.S. publisher has filed legal action against some, but as Leaky Cauldron Web Master Melissa Anelli says, "This is exceedingly wrong and mean-spirited. Let people enjoy their book, for Pete's sake.”
If you don’t have an owl handy to send mail to your kin and friends, how about snail-mailing them instead with the new Harry Potter stamps? Unfortunately, you’ll have to go to England to get them. The stamps depict the covers of the seven books and the crests of the five Hogwarts houses.
I found this interesting: a survey on Harry Potter readers found that only 1/3 of them think Harry will survive the Deathly Hallows! A quarter of readers said they would seek the spoilers that have cropped up everywhere to find out before they actually read the book. I think it's a shame that avid fans would ruin the ending for themselves. But I guess people don’t think it’s really the ending: Almost half said they think Rowling will write MORE Potter books. We can only hope!
Check out the survey results here: http://www.gmi-mr.com/gmipoll/release.php?p=20070717
I think that as far as more harry potter books being published is a good idea, i think that it would also be a good idea to write one or seven books about harrys parents because then everyone will better understand "He Who Must Not Be Named", it would also help fans to get to know harrys parents better.