‘Prisoner of Azkaban’ (Book 3)

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban was first published in the UK on 8 July 1999.

‘Prisoner of Azkaban’ UK children’s edition
Bloomsbury (UK) cover artwork
‘Prisoner of Azkaban’ US children’s edition
Scholastic (US) cover artwork

Cover artwork

‘Prisoner of Azkaban’ adult edition
‘Prisoner of Azkaban’ signature edition
‘Prisoner of Azkaban’ UK children’s edition (2014)
‘Prisoner of Azkaban’ illustrated edition
‘Prisoner of Azkaban’ US 20th anniversary edition
‘Prisoner of Azkaban’ US children’s edition (2013)

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Illustrated edition (2017)

Buckbeak
Professor Trelawney
Remus Lupin
Marauder’s Map
Severus Snape

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House editions (2019)

‘Prisoner of Azkaban’ house edition (Gryffindor) (paperback)
‘Prisoner of Azkaban’ house edition (Ravenclaw) (paperback)
‘Prisoner of Azkaban’ house edition (Hufflepuff) (paperback)
‘Prisoner of Azkaban’ house edition (Slytherin) (paperback)

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Chapter artwork

Owl Post
Owl Post
Aunt Marge's Big Mistake
Aunt Marge’s Big Mistake
The Knight Bus
The Knight Bus
The Leaky Cauldron
The Leaky Cauldron
The Dementor
The Dementor

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Pictures

‘Prisoner of Azkaban’ front cover sketch
Professor Lupin teaches a Boggart lesson
Sirius in the Shrieking Shack
‘Prisoner of Azkaban’ ‘Have You Seen This Wizard’ poster
The Knight Bus (MinaLima illustrated edition)
Magical objects (house editions)
‘Prisoner of Azkaban’ Slovak edition (front jacket artwork)
Patronus Charm

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