all these harry potter books by j.k rowling has even and adult edition are they different in anyway?

Question

all these harry potter books even do have an adult edition that i had seen online the other day while surfing just wanted to know that are they any different from the regular edition which releases and do we find them in any store i never did c where can i find them?

Answer 1

Well...They are the same in the content, exactly the same. It is just that Adult Edition is printed mostly in black colour, the publisher didn't use cartoon illusion on it as it was used in Child Editions. And that's the only the differences. Just the cover. We normally found them during the release of the book. I think the printing is limited. Me myself got only two books which is in hardcover.

Answer 2

there is not any difference what so ever with the e book. the only element this is distinctive is the front conceal. Many adults did no longer desire to be considered wearing around a "youngster's" e book so they made covers that have been greater beautiful to adults. I puzzled a similar element when I first observed the "grownup" variations and ended up procuring the seventh one. they're be conscious for be conscious a similar.

Answer 3

I've never heard about that. You'd better check it out on Rowling's website to make sure she wrote them and that they're not "adult" (X-rated) works by some other author.

Answer 4

The only difference is the covers. The American adults' and children's versions have the exact same text, same for the British adults' and children's versions.

Answer 5

well, i'm not sure, but I think the adult edition has more difficult words and has a more difficult structure, then the kid's edition.

Answer 6

i don't know for sure, but it prob as bigger words and different way if saying things, but this is the first time i have heard of this.