HP & the HBP
I have not much to do tonight. I'm trying to fill up the page. I finished HP6 two days ago. It was phenomenal. I read about 400 pages into it, then I decided I was finishing it too soon, so I read Chamber of Secrets and then started at page 1 again for HBP. This was a geeky, but good move. You see, there are a ton of similarities between CoS and HBP. Plus, Tom Riddle first shows up in CoS.
anyways, it was good. I cried at the end, I have to admit.
Not when a certain someone snuffed it, because reading through the second time I sort of saw it coming, but when the Fleur had her hospital room speech. I cried when I re-read that part fifteen minutes later too. I'm either a sap, or it's an incredibly well written piece in a great book.
You know what ticks me off? People who think that being intelligent is somehow intertwined with being a snob, and so will not read mere children's books. You know what, Mr. That Guy, you are missing out.
I don't think everyone has to lurv HP like I do, but don't dismiss it out of hat. There, that's my peace.
anyways, it was good. I cried at the end, I have to admit.
Not when a certain someone snuffed it, because reading through the second time I sort of saw it coming, but when the Fleur had her hospital room speech. I cried when I re-read that part fifteen minutes later too. I'm either a sap, or it's an incredibly well written piece in a great book.
You know what ticks me off? People who think that being intelligent is somehow intertwined with being a snob, and so will not read mere children's books. You know what, Mr. That Guy, you are missing out.
I don't think everyone has to lurv HP like I do, but don't dismiss it out of hat. There, that's my peace.