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Happy New Year. All the best to you for 2016 🙂
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Thank you–and Happy New Year to you, too!
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Blessings in 2016 and beyond! 🌟✨💫
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Thank you–and Happy New Year to you too!
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Thanks for the stories! About the E-books, has JK Rowling given into that as well?
And What is 3D printing? ( ha ha I might be stupid)
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Hi, Jasmin, 🙂
Yes, JK Rowling offers ebook versions of her books through her own site, Pottermore: https://shop.pottermore.com/en_GB/?utm_source=websitemainmenu&utm_medium=pottermore&utm_campaign=shoplink.
3D printing is kind of an amazing, Star Wars type process where you can actually print real, 3 dimensional objects (not just things on paper! REALLY!)–here’s just one article about it: http://3dprinting.com/what-is-3d-printing/
Thanks for stopping by!
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Oh, I didn’t count Pottermore as e-books. Ha ha. Wow, I’ll check the 3d printing out! thanks! 🙂
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WHOA! Just checked out the 3D printing that was AWESOME! Wait… so some libraries provide that?
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Yup. http://3dprint.com/40170/library-3d-printing-services/. Check to see if libraries in your area have them!
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