As a devoted fan of the Harry Potter series, I find that re-reading the books never loses its charm, even after numerous times. Yet, diving into the story through different mediums adds a fresh layer of excitement. While the movies offer one avenue, the illustrated editions of the books provide an even more captivating experience. Although we're still waiting for a full set of illustrated books, a new interactive edition of "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" is set to launch in October, and you can pre-order it now.

Don't mistake these for the Jim Kay illustrated editions; the interactive versions feature stunning illustrations along with paper-engineered elements that literally pop off the page. You can pre-order this new book at both Barnes & Noble and Amazon, with the best discount available at the latter.

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire: Interactive Illustrated Edition Preorder

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire: Interactive Illustrated Edition

Out October 14, 2025

• $49.99 save 20% - $39.99 at Barnes and Noble
• $49.99 save 8% - $46.10 at Amazon

This illustrated edition boasts 150 full-color illustrations and interactive elements reminiscent of a pop-up book. The illustrations are crafted by Karl James Mountford, and the papercraft designs are by Jess Tice-Gilbert. This marks a shift from the previous interactive illustrated editions by MinaLima, which ended with "The Prisoner of Azkaban." Although the style and interactive elements differ, this is exciting news for collectors eager to complete their set.

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What About the Other Illustrated Editions?

The Harry Potter books illustrated by Jim Kay currently extend only up to the fifth book. In 2022, Kay stepped away from the project, leaving uncertainty about future volumes like "The Half-Blood Prince" and "The Deathly Hallows." However, there's still hope that a new illustrator might complete the series.