Mmm, torture

[anomilygrace]

I'm on page 266 of DH, and I'm pretty much completely enjoying the fact that I'm drawing this out as long as possible.  I haven't actually ever made myself do this with a Harry Potter book before which totally isn't a reflection on Deathly Hallows just me wanting to let the experience of reading go on as long as possible.

After eight years of

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[adamisahippy]

Aww, you actually have to -read- it, and you won't be mad at me anymore :)

[anomilygrace]

No, the first paragraph was the actual text. And that's all I read.

And honestly, overreaction or not, it's still assy.

[koshka_the_cat]

I'm on page 311 and feel exactly the same way. I don't want it to be over and if I know what happens, that means it's over.

Yet, I can't put it down :)

[thebratqueen]

I tore through it, only stopping for sleep once I couldn't read anymore.

I'll be here when you're all done =)

[kassandra05]

My desire to not get spoiled for the ending won out over me reading slowly to draw out the book.

[tangledupinpete]

You do realize that it's a book for children?

[anomilygrace]

Like, omg, REALLY?

I have never heard that before!

[tangledupinpete]

I'm writing a book similar to harry potter.

"Pete Smith and the Trash Compactor of Istanbul."

Should be a good read.