Dan M (2)
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Harry Potter Deathly HallowsSorry If This Is The Wrong Section, But I Have Started Reading The New Harry Potter Book Now And Its Really Good And Interesting. I Am Addicted To It Aswell
Has Anyone Else Read It Yet 
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Michael
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That's okay, Dan, but I went ahead and moved it to the fantasy section anyway.
Sorry, I still haven't gotten around to reading the books. I'm looking forward to the new movie, though!
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Dan M (2)
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Yep I Watched It Yesterday And Has Anyone Read All The Other Books
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msheald
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It kept me readingHello! I finished the book quickly. Fairly easy reading. The narrative flowed well in spite of the many plot holes.
I didn't particularly like harry as Ms. Rowling developed him through the last books of the series. He seemed to turn int a moody 17 y/o who always felt he was right! I mentioned this to my daughter (a 17 y/o now), and after howls of protests (seems a frequent response when one suggests that the Harry Potter books aren't perfect!), she had to admit she didn't particularly "like" Harry either. Best regards.
Michael A. Heald
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Dan M (2)
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Re: It kept me reading | msheald wrote: | Hello! I finished the book quickly. Fairly easy reading. The narrative flowed well in spite of the many plot holes.
I didn't particularly like harry as Ms. Rowling developed him through the last books of the series. He seemed to turn int a moody 17 y/o who always felt he was right! I mentioned this to my daughter (a 17 y/o now), and after howls of protests (seems a frequent response when one suggests that the Harry Potter books aren't perfect!), she had to admit she didn't particularly "like" Harry either. Best regards.
Michael A. Heald |
Yes your right, Harry was dead moody in this book and i was shocked at the end
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msheald
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I'm still unsure why the Harry Potter books became an icon for the last ten years of genre, even mainstream, fiction, crossing over over from children's, to young adult and adult readers. Best regards.
Michael A. Heald
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