Throw things and yell and scream until there’s no breath left in me, no voice.

The pain in my heart unbearable. It physically hurts. 

I wish I hadn’t because now that I’m done I can’t function properly. 

I can’t get those characters out of my head.

The only thing I’ve been able to do in the four hours since I’ve finished was make a .gif about the book… and cry.

Cry harder than I’ve ever cried over a book in my life.

I sat here, pounding the arms of my sitting chair, trying to do something to alleviate the pain. And still, I can’t function properly. 

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Pottermore’s chief executive Charlie Redmayne revealed that the official Harry Potter e-books available on J.K. Rowling’s interactive site brought in “over £1 million” three days after the March 27, 2012 launch, as stated in an interview with The Naked Book. Overall, Redmayne would not say which of the seven Harry Potter books sold the most, but noted that the seven-book box set outperformed any of the individual installments of the saga.

Redmayne said: “We had budgeted for a much lower figure, I had looked at the physical sales of the books, and tried to anticipate what proportion of sales would be digital, and that there was a certain amount of pent-up demand, but it surpassed anything we anticipated.” He said post-launch the figure had “settled down” but continued to exceed predictions. “It is still running at a much higher rate than I was anticipating, even for the launch. It is still surpassing anything I’ve ever seen for e-book sales.”

Redmayne said he had put in place an infrastructure and customer services team aimed at meeting customer demand. “Everything that Harry Potter does surpasses expectations. We had planned for something that we just couldn’t anticipate.”

(Source: snitchseeker.com)