Harry Potter Book 7 *spoilers*
I finished reading this book Monday night, 1am. I could not put it down once I got started. I only got to read it when the kids were sleeping. So that was Saturday night, Sunday night and Monday night. It drove me crazy that I couldn't read it during the day. It was sitting next to my bed and everytime I went into my room I really wanted to grab and read "just one chapter"
I just absolutely loved the book. It answered so many questions I have been asking myself all through the past 6 books. Snape, who was the biggest curiousity of all was finally shown for his true self, a good caring and loving person. Dumbledore was also shown as a good person, even though he did seek popularity or fame. I loved the plot and all of the action. Emotionally it was quite a rollercoaster. People would say.. how are you getting so emotional over a children's book? I just have to say that when I read a book I put all of my imagination and thoughts into and its as if I were there personally. Therefore the emotions that overtake me while reading books. Deathly Hollows made me experience a full range of emotions and that was quite an experience.
I have yet to go and see Order of the Phoenix, I plan to do that this weekend. I also enjoy the movies, but not as much as the books. I am going to see the rest of the movies, and buy them as they come out. I hope that other adults will read these books and realize that they truly are harmless. Its great reading for children who are of the proper age, and reading is so good for the mind. These books are especially good to teach children how to fully use their imagination.
I sincerely hope that the author is not quitting now. I can't wait to see what type of story she comes up with next, meanwhile I will keep rereading my beloved Harry Potter books...
On a totally crazy thought.. would books on the adventures of the children of our heros and heroines be too farfetched?
I just absolutely loved the book. It answered so many questions I have been asking myself all through the past 6 books. Snape, who was the biggest curiousity of all was finally shown for his true self, a good caring and loving person. Dumbledore was also shown as a good person, even though he did seek popularity or fame. I loved the plot and all of the action. Emotionally it was quite a rollercoaster. People would say.. how are you getting so emotional over a children's book? I just have to say that when I read a book I put all of my imagination and thoughts into and its as if I were there personally. Therefore the emotions that overtake me while reading books. Deathly Hollows made me experience a full range of emotions and that was quite an experience.
I have yet to go and see Order of the Phoenix, I plan to do that this weekend. I also enjoy the movies, but not as much as the books. I am going to see the rest of the movies, and buy them as they come out. I hope that other adults will read these books and realize that they truly are harmless. Its great reading for children who are of the proper age, and reading is so good for the mind. These books are especially good to teach children how to fully use their imagination.
I sincerely hope that the author is not quitting now. I can't wait to see what type of story she comes up with next, meanwhile I will keep rereading my beloved Harry Potter books...
On a totally crazy thought.. would books on the adventures of the children of our heros and heroines be too farfetched?