Pottermore

It was 1997 when a book about a little orphan boy in charge of his uncles with a strange lightning-shaped scar on his forehead hit the British libraries. The first reading them were captivated with the story waiting for a next book. Some time later when it had managed to seize a place in libraries around the world, Harry Potter was a success.
Thousands of fans have gathered at least for 10 years to wait that books and movies that tell the magical story of this boy who discovers his powers and with them, a life full of mysteries and dangers. The world of Harry Potter has managed to remain in the minds of his followers for a very long time, and indeed, its audience has grown with the same protagonist, and now the same kids 10 and 11 years who were lined up outside the J.K readings  in the late 90's, are now 23 and more, expecting around the world Harry's last appearance on the big screen.
Although it is over, J.K Rowling has set up a new web site designed for those who don't want to lose Harry and want to know even more about him.
To enter this web site please click the following link:
http://www.pottermore.com/