Of course it is happening inside your head, Harry, but why on earth should that mean it is not real?
I have finished my rereading of all the Harry Potter books.
It was well worth rereading them in order, uninterrupted, as I was reading for detail and story, not just plot.
And even though my brain has screamed for something different throughout the majority of books 6 & 7, now that it is done I feel the disappointment of finishing a good book seven fold.
But, really, it is time to move on.
You know this when you are confronted with something, like a vast and tricky bean patch, and your first reaction is "This would be so much easier if I could just ... accio beans!"
Not to mention the strange dreams.
I think I'll start on The Memory Keeper's Daughter. Tomorrow.
It was well worth rereading them in order, uninterrupted, as I was reading for detail and story, not just plot.
And even though my brain has screamed for something different throughout the majority of books 6 & 7, now that it is done I feel the disappointment of finishing a good book seven fold.
But, really, it is time to move on.
You know this when you are confronted with something, like a vast and tricky bean patch, and your first reaction is "This would be so much easier if I could just ... accio beans!"
Not to mention the strange dreams.
I think I'll start on The Memory Keeper's Daughter. Tomorrow.