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Where Can I Read Harry Potter Online?

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Copyright laws restrict people from reading any book online for free, and unfortunately, this generic rule applies to the Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling as much as any other text out there today. The whole collection of seven books is the exclusive intellectual property of Rowling and the publisher of each title in the series, Bloomsbury, which means they cannot legally be accessed for free without permission from the respective owners.

In truth, the only way to read Harry Potter free of charge would be to lend one or more of the books in the sequence from your local library, who will only ask you to make a payment if you fail to bring back one or more rented copies before the set expiry date given at the time of borrowing. However, if you don't have access to a library or would simply prefer to read using interactive software, there will soon be a fairly straightforward way to download Harry Potter from the Internet within the law. Still, you should be mindful that a small charge and the right hardware are required to do this.

Downloading the series will be quite simple by the end of 2011. Unlike many other popular titles today, Harry Potter has never been made available as an eBook because of Rowling's reluctance to release the text in any other format than a traditional book. However, a new online project called 'Pottermore' has recently been proposed by Rowling and company, which will allow readers to download books from the Harry Potter series for use with their Amazon Kindle, Sony eReader or similar electronic device.

Until October 2011 when 'Pottermore' is scheduled to be up and running, though, those keen to read Harry Potter will have to put up with a physical copy of the book from their nearest bookstore or library, where all of the seven titles in the best-selling series can be found.
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I used it to read lots of stories and no one ever said anything about copyrights!!
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I'm not sure the actual address but there is a legal site that gives out links and they have HP7 in the fantasy page. It's libraryofdoom.webs.com it's like an online library. Please do not report this site because their are no books stored on it's server and it only gives out links. Which if you don't know is perfectly legal.
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Http://www.harrypotter.h15.ru/1.html

this is the 6th book 4 next chapter change the ru/1 to 2 and so on
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Carlie Wolfe answered
Ok, so I know this is an old post, but thanks for the help anyway.  And also, for everyone who is so high and mighty about it, there is no difference between reading the book online and borrowing it from the library... You are not giving the author money by reading a library copy either.  And to be honest, I love J.K., but she doesn't NEED my measly money, unless she is a greedy, heartless jerk, she would be happy everyone is reading her stuff, because she has made TONS of money on it already.  And personally, I usually look for books like this that I want to reread but cannot find my copy, and I know a lot of others do the same... This is actually perfectly legal, because no matter where you get the book online, if you can prove you bought it at some point then the "illegal version" is considered a "back-up", same for music.  So if you just want to get preachy, don't answer the question next time.
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I'm not sure that actual addresses. But I know a legal site that gives out links and they have links to all the HP books on the fantasy page. It's libraryofdoom.webs.com Its like an online library. Please do not report this site because it is perfectly legal. No books are stored on it's server and it only gives out links.
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You can't. The books have copy-writes and it would be an insult to the author. Get them from the library!
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You can't unless your willing to pay for them.  Books have a copyright of 50 years and until then cannot be found free online legally.  It's well worth the money to buy the e-books or buy the hard copy in a book store.
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No. I don't think so because ive been looking for sooooo long. It kinda sux. One day I wuz reading the 6tthh 1 online and the next day it wuz gone :(
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I saw it in its entire glory at http://leafpen.com/38890 and all I had to do was fill out a survey to unlock it.
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Got to wattpad.com and dl app for free completly free and look for hp books I have read all 7 on the site.

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