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Harry Potter Readalong Schedule


All right, Readalongers. Here's the schedule for the first four books. I'll add the others as it gets closer (which won't be for a while, so calm yo'selves). If people want to take certain books faster/slower, we can decide that later.

Harry Potter and the Sorceror's Stone
January 11th - Chapters 1 through 9
January 18th - Chapters 10 through 17 (end of book)

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
January 25th - Chapters 1 through 10
February 1st - Chapters 11 through 18 (end of book)

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
February 8th - Chapters 1 through 11
February 15th - Chapters 12 through 22 (end of book)

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
February 22nd - Chapters 1 through 13
March 1st - Chapters 14 through 20
March 8th - Chapters 21 through 28
March 15th - Chapters 29 through 37 (end of book)

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
March 22nd - Chapters 1 through 12
March 29th - Chapters 13 through 20
April 5th - Chapters 21 through 29
April 12th - Chapters 30 through 38 (end of book)

Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
April 19th - Chapters 1 through 7
April 26th - Chapters 8 through 18
May 3rd - Chapters 19 through 30 (end of book)

Tales of Beedle the Bard
May 10th 

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
May 17th - Chapters 1 through 10
May 24th - Chapters 11 through 19
May 31st - SKIPPING FOR BEA
June 7thChapters 20 through 28
June 14th - Chapters 29 through Epilogue (end of book)

June 21st - Wrap-Up Posts for This Immensely Long Readalong
  

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