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To celebrate the 20-year anniversary of Harry Potter and Watch Operation Condor Onlinethe Philosopher's Stone(!!!), Bloomsbury is rereleasing the book in Hogwarts house colors, customizable for every Harry Potter fan.

Each new edition features a house crest -- Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw, or Slytherin, and its corresponding signature color -- and additional content including character profiles and house-specific illustrations.

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The house editions will be available in the UK only starting May 31, until then you can place a handy promotional preorder. Best of all, they aren't exorbitantly priced -- the paperbacks are £7.19 online and the hardcovers £13.49.

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