New Illustrated Harry Potter Book: Discounted Now!

The magic of Harry Potter endures! Re-reading the books is always a treat, but experiencing the stories in new formats adds another layer of enchantment. While the films offer a visual interpretation, the illustrated editions provide a uniquely captivating experience. Though a complete illustrated set remains elusive, exciting news awaits fans: an interactive edition of Goblet of Fire arrives this October! Preorders are open now.

Unlike Jim Kay's illustrated editions, these interactive versions boast stunning illustrations and ingenious paper engineering, bringing the story to life in three dimensions. You can currently preorder at Barnes & Noble and Amazon, with Amazon offering the best discount.

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire: Interactive Illustrated Edition Preorder

Out October 14, 2025

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire: Interactive Illustrated Edition

• $49.99 (save 20%) $39.99 at Barnes & Noble
• $49.99 (save 8%) $46.10 at Amazon

This edition features 150 full-color illustrations and innovative pop-up-style elements. Karl James Mountford provides the illustrations, and Jess Tice-Gilbert crafted the papercraft designs. This marks a shift from the MinaLima editions, which concluded with The Prisoner of Azkaban. While the style differs, this new edition offers a welcome addition for collectors eager to complete their set.

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What About the Other Illustrated Editions?

Jim Kay's illustrated editions currently only encompass the first five books. Following his departure from the project in 2022, the future of illustrations for The Half-Blood Prince and The Deathly Hallows remains uncertain, though the possibility of a new illustrator completing the series offers a glimmer of hope.

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