Harry Potter is a series of novels about adolescent fantasy literature by British writer J·K· Rowling, which describes the adventures of the protagonist Harry Potter during his seven years of study and life at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. The series has been translated into 75 languages and published in more than 200 countries. The total sales volume of each edition is 500 million, ranking among the best-selling novels in the world.

Release history:

The original English version of the first novel Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone was published by Bloomsbury Publishing House in June, 1997, which is a small neutral publishing house. In the next few months, this book was very popular. The first three episodes of this series all won the 9- 1 1 age Nestle Smart Bean Children's Book Award.

The original version of the fourth episode "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" was published in Britain in 2000, which attracted much more attention from the public and the media than ordinary new books. At the same time, Crown Culture and People's Literature Publishing House published the traditional Chinese version and the simplified Chinese version respectively, which caused a sensation and was reported and introduced by China media.

The fifth episode of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix and the sixth episode of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince are even more advertisements. No matter whether the original edition is published in Britain or other languages in the world, it is very high-profile, and its sales volume quickly ranks among the books in various countries.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Harry Potter