All Four Harry Potter Interactive Illustrated Editions Are In Amazon’s B2G1 Free Sale

If you’re looking for a gift for a Harry Potter fan this holiday, the wonderful Interactive Illustrated Editions are steeply discounted and eligible for Amazon’s Buy Two, Get One Free Book Sale ahead of Black Friday 2025. The Interactive Illustrated Edition of the Goblet of Fire, the four book in the series, just released last month and is discounted to $39 (was $50). Like the first three books, this hardcover edition has over 150 full-color illustrations and eight papercraft elements scattered throughout the novel.

If you add three eligible books to your cart, you’ll receive a discount equal to the lowest-priced item. In this case, that would be Prisoner of Azkaban, which is on sale for $21.29 (was $40). The Sorcerer’s Stone is similarly priced at $21.61 (was $38), and Chamber of Secrets is $29.30 (was $38).

If you want all four Interactive Illustrated Editions, you may want to pick out two more books to take advantage of Amazon’s B2G1 promotion twice. Beautiful MinaLima Editions of several other notable works of fiction are included in Amazon’s promotion, too. For example, Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein received a stunning MinaLima Illustrated Edition on October 28. Here’s a list of other eligible MinaLima Illustrated Editions:

B2G1 Free MinaLima Illustrated Editions

$39 (was $50) | B2G1 Free

The Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire: Interactive Illustrated Edition is a 608-page hardcover edition of the fourth novel in the series with new cover art and 150 full-color illustrations. It’s the first entry in the Interactive Illustrated series with artwork by Karl James Mountford.

Along with artwork throughout, eight scenes from The Goblet of Fire are accompanied by interactive papercraft elements, including the Weasley family tent at the Quidditch World Cup, Harry seeing the Dark Mark in the sky, Harry’s journey to the Lake at Hogwarts, the hedge maze in the Triwizard Tournament, and the actual Goblet of Fire.

$21.61 (was $40) | B2G1 Free

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone: Interactive Illustrated Edition is 368 pages and includes over 150 illustrations as well as eight papercraft elements. The interactive components in the first book include the moment Harry finally gets to open his Hogwarts acceptance letter, a feast in the Great Hall, the entryway to Diagon Alley, and several more.

The first three Interactive Illustrated Editions were crafted by MinaLima, the design studio known for its extensive work on the Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts films.

$29.30 (was $38) | B2G1 Free

The Chamber of Secrets Interactive Illustrated Edition clocks in at 400 pages. The 150 full-color illustrations are scattered throughout the story, as are the eight papercraft elements, including Ron and Harry’s encounter with the Whomping Willow, the spiral staircase to Dumbledore’s office, a journey through the Floo Network, the Weasley family home, and a Herbololgy lesson featuring potted Mandrakes. Thankfully, this book doesn’t have sound effects.

$21.29 (was $40) | B2G1 Free

The final Harry Potter book from MinaLima design studio, Prisoner of Azkaban’s Interactive Illustrated Edition is a 480-page beauty with more than 150 illustrations and eight interactive elements. The papercraft components in the third Harry Potter book include the Knight Bus, the Time-Turner, the Marauder’s Map, Grim in the teacup, and several other moments from the story.

The MinaLima Editions of the first three books are also available in a three-book box set for $90 (was $116), but it’s significantly cheaper to buy the books individually–especially with the B2G1 Free promotion.

MinaLima also published a full-color compendium on its work as the main design studio for the Harry Potter film adaptations. The Magic of MinaLima is available for only $20 (was $50) at Amazon, but it’s not eligible for Amazon’s B2G1 Free Sale.

1. Sorcerer’s Stone — $17.21 ($40)
2. Chamber of Secrets — $21 ($40) | B2G1 Free
3. Prisoner of Azkaban — $18.21 ($40)
4. Goblet of Fire — $32.59 ($55)
5. Order of the Phoenix — $42.20 ($55) | B2G1 Free

The Interactive Illustrated Edition project is catching up to Scholastic’s other long-running Wizarding World book project: the Harry Potter Illustrated Editions. Whereas the Interactive Illustrated Editions are roughly the same size as a normal hardcover book, the Illustrated Editions are oversized coffee table hardcovers with full-color artwork.

The first Harry Potter Illustrated Edition released back in 2015, but only the first five novels have been adapted into this format. In March, the franchise’s UK publisher, Bloomsbury, announced that Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince: Illustrated Edition will be published in October 2026. Longtime Harry Potter illustrator Jim Kay stepped down in 2022 after the release of Order of the Phoenix. Half-Blood Prince will be illustrated by Levi Pinfold, an artist who previously contributed to The Harry Potter Wizarding Almanac.

For a more traditional reading experience, several Harry Potter novel box sets are up for grabs for reduced prices and are eligible for Amazon’s B2G1 Free Book Sale. The standard paperback box set is $52.62 (was $100), and the recently published Deluxe Edition Box Set with Stenciled Edges is $71.89 (was $118).