The Harry Potter books are on sale on Amazon Books

The Harry Potter book sets are on sale on Amazon Books today! Buy all seven Harry Potter books in paperback, hardback, or e-book/Kindle.

Harry Potter fans! If you need to upgrade your Harry Potter book set, today is the day to make that purchase with Amazon Books. All seven books of the Harry Potter series are on sale on Amazon. You just have to choose if you want the books in hardback, paperback, or e-book/Kindle version.

Despite the books being released years ago, they are still some of the most popular and most read books, according to Amazon’s list of most read books!

We’ll start with the paperback set because that’s the cheapest of the three. On Amazon, the Harry Potter paperback set is regularly priced at $86.93, which is one of the cheapest prices fort he set online. Today, you can get all seven Harry Potter books on Amazon Books for only $52.16. That’s just more than $7 per book!

The paperback set also comes in a cool, illustrated box to keep all the books together and in great condition. If you were to buy each book individually, you risk bending the corners and ruining the books. The box acts as a protective cover even when it’s on the book shelf. I always recommend buying books in sets for this reason. It might be a tad overboard, but you’re spending $50 on books. You might as well take good care of them!

If you would rather have the hardback versions of the Harry Potter books, you can also buy the hardback set for $77.57, which is reduced from $205.93. I love the hardback books, so this is probably the deal I’d go for, but $80 for books is pretty expensive.

You can also get the Harry Potter books on e-book or Kindle for $56.65, which is a slightly higher than the paperback set.

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So, if I were ranking these deals by value, I’d go with the hardback set first. It obviously has the best value with a regular price more than $200, and those books will last the longest. I still have my original Harry Potter books in hardback, and I had them since each was released in the United States.

Second, I’d go with the paperback set. It’s the cheapest of the three, and they books will last a while. Last, I’d buy the e-book, and that’s simply based on my preference. I don’t really like reading on my Kindle that much. I prefer to have the physical book in my hand, and I know many people feel the same.

If you don’t want to buy the whole set of books, you can also buy the books individually through Amazon Books for some pretty cheap prices.