當(dāng)今年書(shū)迷慶?！豆げㄌ嘏c魔法石》出版20周年時(shí),，英國(guó)布魯姆斯伯里出版公司計(jì)劃出版兩本與“大難不死的男孩”有關(guān)的新書(shū)。

其中一本是休閑讀本《哈利·波特：魔法史》,，包括J.K·羅琳提供的哈利波特系列圖書(shū)的原始手稿,，以及提姆·皮克少校、露西·曼根,、史蒂夫·貝克肖和安娜·帕福德等為展覽不同部分撰寫(xiě)的文章,。另外一本書(shū)《哈利·波特 — 魔法史之旅》面向家庭讀者,，將介紹霍格沃茲的魔法教授歷史以及展覽中的部分內(nèi)容。

這兩本書(shū)將于10月20日在英國(guó)發(fā)行,。

可惜的是,，這兩本書(shū)均不是出自哈利·波特系列的原作者J.K·羅琳筆下。但是這兩本書(shū)會(huì)在大英圖書(shū)館慶?！豆げㄌ嘏c魔法石》出版20周年展覽時(shí)配套發(fā)售,。

哈利·波特迷們?nèi)匀豢赡軙?huì)將它們搶購(gòu)一空，讓這家出版公司再賺一筆,。

目前尚不確定它們是否會(huì)在美國(guó)發(fā)行,。Scholastic負(fù)責(zé)在北美地區(qū)出版發(fā)行哈利·波特系列圖書(shū)。（Scholastic的代表尚不確定這兩本書(shū)在北美地區(qū)的發(fā)行情況,。）布魯姆斯伯里出版公司計(jì)劃在20周年之際,，在Pottermore網(wǎng)站上銷售兩本新書(shū)的數(shù)字版。

大英博物館的展覽將持續(xù)到2018年2月28日,。（財(cái)富中文網(wǎng)）?

譯者：劉進(jìn)龍/汪皓

As fans celebrate the 20th anniversary of the publication of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone this year, U.K. publisher Bloomsbury plans to release a pair of new books focused on The Boy Who Lived.

Harry Potter: A History of Magic, a coffee table book, will feature original drafts of Potter books by author J. K. Rowling of the books and essays on the various parts of the exhibition by writers such as Major Tim Peake, Lucy Mangan, Steve Backshall and Anna Pavord. The other, Harry Potter - A Journey Through A History of Magic, is aimed at family audiences and will examine the history of magic taught at Hogwarts, alongside selected items from the exhibit.

Both books will be out in the U.K. on October 20.

Sadly, neither of the new tomes was written by J. K. Rowling, the creator of the series. Instead, these books will accompany the British Library's exhibition celebrating the series' anniversary.

Still, fans of the series are likely to snap them up, further boosting the publisher's bottom line.

Whether they'll make their way over to the U.S. is unclear at this point. Scholastic publishes the Harry Potter series in North America. (A representative of Scholastic wasn't immediately sure of their status here.) Bloomsbury does plan to publish digital copies of the books on the 20th to the Pottermore website, however.

The exhibition at the British Library will run through Feb. 28, 2018.