‘Chamber of Secrets’ (Book 2)

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets was first published in the UK on 2 June 1998.

‘Chamber of Secrets’ UK children’s edition
Bloomsbury (UK) cover artwork
‘Chamber of Secrets’ US children’s edition
Scholastic (US) cover artwork

Cover artwork

‘Chamber of Secrets’ eBook (2016)
‘Chamber of Secrets’ adult edition
‘Chamber of Secrets’ UK children’s edition (2014)
‘Chamber of Secrets’ UK adult edition (2013)
‘Chamber of Secrets’ signature edition
‘Chamber of Secrets’ US children’s edition (2013)

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Illustrated edition (2016)

Gilderoy Lockhart
Dobby on Harry’s bed
Hermione Granger sketch
Aragog’s Lair
Rubeus Hagrid portrait

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House editions (2018)

‘Chamber of Secrets’ house edition (Gryffindor) (paperback)
‘Chamber of Secrets’ house edition (Ravenclaw) (paperback)
‘Chamber of Secrets’ house edition (Hufflepuff) (paperback)
‘Chamber of Secrets’ house edition (Slytherin) (paperback)

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Chapter artwork

The Worst Birthday
The Worst Birthday
Dobby's Warning
Dobby’s Warning
The Burrow
The Burrow
At Flourish and Blotts
At Flourish and Blotts
The Whomping Willow
The Whomping Willow

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Pictures

‘Chamber of Secrets’ cover artwork draft
Neville is lifted by Cornish Pixies
‘Chamber of Secrets’ Dobby poster
Slaying the Basilisk
‘Chamber of Secrets’ (unfinished) Drew Struzan poster
‘Chamber of Secrets’ Slovak edition (back cover)
Slytherin common room (house editions)
The Burrow (MinaLima illustrated edition)

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