'Goblet of Fire' blazes a trail of record sales

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Scholastic is having 2 million more copies of 'Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire' printed after distributing most of the record 3.8 million copies produced from the first printing. The children's book, written by woman author J.K. Rowling, has broken all kinds of records including the transformation of a book launching affair into a day when the most popular item was a book. Bookstores have reported that the overwhelming public response to Rowling's novel is unprecedented.

Book Publishers, Book Publishing, Scholastic

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Jaw-dropping tech toys coming to a child near you

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Technology companies are expected to introduce their high-technology toys on the 2nd week of Feb 2000, at the International Toy Fair in New York, NY. Some of these toys include K'nex Industries' CyberK'nex, Intel Play's Computer Sound Mopher and Digital Movie Creator, Lego's MindStorms Vision Command System and Fisher-Price's still unnamed robotic dog. Toys much- awaited by educators are those from Neurosmith, which introduced Music Blocks in 1999.

Toys NEC, Toys

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The hottest toys for girls and boys

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Toy makers are gearing up for the 2000 Christmas season by creating new toys. Mattel has come out with the Harry Potter Trivia Game. Lego has launched the Championship Challenge soccer stadium building set. Toymax has launched the Dragonfly radio Control vehicle. Tyco has come up with Let's Pretend Elmo. Sony has released its PlayStation 2. Kid testers from across the US rated radio-controlled toys, including Dragonfly, as the top laythings

Product information, Toys

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