The Harry Potter books have been made available as e-books for the first time, nearly 5 years after the release of the final book in the series. The books are available directly from author J.K. Rowling's Pottermore website. The complete collection costs $57.54 in the US.
The books are purchased once from the Pottermore site and can be read via Amazon's Kindle service or downloaded in ePub format for reading on wide variety of products including the iBooks app on iPad.
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And now that the books are officially available at a reasonable price with no DRM, there's no reason to look for those right?
Now my iPad truly is a 'magical' device. Well, kind of... :p
Use Calibre and convert them to any format you want. There isn't any DRM on the files.
The UK audiobooks are read by Stephen Fry, the US ones by Jim Dale. Different people prefer different versions.
The US e-books use more of an "Americanized" vernacular. Again, more of a preference than than anything else.