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Wonder if the Samaritans are on high alert for the grown up readers too!!

Childline is preparing for a deluge of calls from Harry Potter fans after the final book in the series goes on sale.

The phone counselling service has asked its volunteers to work extra shifts with the death of a key character expected to cause a surge in demand.
Childline's Kate Tench said Harry Potter had become a "major part" of the childhood of many children.
Meanwhile, author JK Rowling has hit out at US newspapers which revealed plot details.
Ms Tench said: "Death and loss of any kind can make children feel upset, angry and afraid. "The story could bring back unhappy memories for children who have lost friends, relatives or pets."