My daughter has the first three in 1st ed. She read them to pieces. Literally.

A furst edition of butterbeer is worth $3.25 (in a regular cup, just cold - not frozen).

But JK Rowling said she loves it when people bring her books to sign and they're all read to bits and falling apart.

Daughter should bring it to be signed by .... Olivander!

The most valuable are the Bloomsbury 1st ed that *don't* say "Year One". They didn't know if they'd be publishing more.

Dang. Now I am sorry I got into them so late, after book 3 was out.

I found myself curious why tweens were lining up in the bookstores at midnight -- for a BOOK.

Anything that gets kids enthusiastic about reading, that must be something special.

Unless it is Twilight.

That's not enthusiasm about *reading* as much as... titillation.

I don't suppose the Kindle editions are worth anything?

that more sales of Twilight go to fat middle aged women, apart from the present company with actual taste of course.

Oh wow spendy!