If you are Harry Potter fans, you probably already know that three new ebooks will be released through the Pottermore site. Currently one of these three ebooks has already been published. But it seems that the criticisms are not good at all.
It appears that the new ebooks attributed to J.K. Rowling contain nothing new ; they are simply a compilation of posts and writings that Rowling has published on Pottermore over the years. As a result, many users feel cheated and have begun to protest.
The new Harry Potter ebooks contain no new material
The ebooks are priced at $3 each , available exclusively on Pottermore. In response to complaints from some users, the site's management has stated that the ebooks are a compilation of materials , presented in a more reader-friendly format than blog posts. Furthermore, Pottermore only released them at the request of its users, who asked for all blog content to be compiled into an ebook, but were they also advertising it as new material?
The truth is that in recent days, the ads for these ebooks have been linked to new material , so it's not surprising that many users feel scammed. However, these ebooks were intended to promote the website , and it seems they have succeeded, but in a suitable way?
Despite all this, it's true that Pottermore's recent information is accurate, and for three dollars, users can save a lot of time searching for blog posts. However, we can always choose to save that money and export each blog post individually from Pottermore and create the ebook ourselves. But will it be the same? What do you think?