Latest Harry Potter Novel Finally in Bulgarian
Society | November 23, 2005, Wednesday // 00:00| viewsAll Bulgarian Harry Potter fans who aren't fluent in his native language will get the chance to finally grab the latest volume of his adventures in Bulgarian.
A translated Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Price will appear in the bookstores throughout the country on December 13, publishers Egmont Bulgaria announced.
The book will cost BGN 25 and will be published in hardcover. Sixth in the Harry Potter series, this is by far the grizzliest book, more and more often darkness overpowers the wizard's tentative world and the ending leaves little hope for the future of good magic. The heroes are growing up and sometimes the chills of first love overwhelm the worries about the world's fate.
All Potter fans in Bulgaria are in for quite some thrills for apart from the book's coming out, they are merely a day away from the premiere of the fourth movie, that has brought star Stanislav Yanevski to his birth country.
Egmont are also ready to pull some more surprises from their sleeve at the book's premiere, including an exhibition with fan works, a real live appearance of translator Emiliya Maslarova, and many prizes.
A translated Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Price will appear in the bookstores throughout the country on December 13, publishers Egmont Bulgaria announced.
The book will cost BGN 25 and will be published in hardcover. Sixth in the Harry Potter series, this is by far the grizzliest book, more and more often darkness overpowers the wizard's tentative world and the ending leaves little hope for the future of good magic. The heroes are growing up and sometimes the chills of first love overwhelm the worries about the world's fate.
All Potter fans in Bulgaria are in for quite some thrills for apart from the book's coming out, they are merely a day away from the premiere of the fourth movie, that has brought star Stanislav Yanevski to his birth country.
Egmont are also ready to pull some more surprises from their sleeve at the book's premiere, including an exhibition with fan works, a real live appearance of translator Emiliya Maslarova, and many prizes.
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