Harry Potter debuts in Afghanistan

People in war zones want to read Harry Potter, too.

Sat, 21 Jul, 2007 - 19:35

People in war zones want to read Harry Potter, too.

About 50 lucky foreigners working in Afghanistan got their hands on a copy of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows today, beating many of their friends back home who live near more conventional bookstores.

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