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Marie, Coffee-Chocolate-Book Lover
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May 21, 2023 02:26PM
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Graeme wrote: "Thanks, Marie.
Much appreciated.
Jumped in early... already a third of the way through."
You are welcome! :)
Oh - so you are now a jack rabbit reader!! LOL
Much appreciated.
Jumped in early... already a third of the way through."
You are welcome! :)
Oh - so you are now a jack rabbit reader!! LOL
I will prob start this one early as well, I need an escape from reality right now and nothing else is striking my fancy.
Denis (deez_bookish_adventures) wrote: "I will prob start this one early as well, I need an escape from reality right now and nothing else is striking my fancy."Indeed. There's a bit of that going around.
There's an event in this book where Harry could have used a bubble-head charm as per book 4 to effect....
I just finished up.....An awesome end to an epic story! Again, not that I wasn't familiar with the story from the movies - but reading the series was amazing! for me, every book was a 5 Star read.
Graeme wrote: "Glad you enjoyed it Denis.Thanks, Graeme. I am glad we decided to read this entire series! It was a lot of fun. :)
Thinking about this ....Options
Ablative Armor: "Accio 'Flock of pigeons,'" who then fly in formation with you to soak up the attacks...
I might belong to Slytherin...
Narilka wrote: "haha probably! Is what you get for spending too much time with vampires ;)"Indeed. Very nefarious imaginings... 😁
Indeed, bleak.I enjoyed this book more this time around (upped it a star) as I seemed to 'get,' more of it.
Graeme wrote: "Narilka wrote: "Through Ch 7..."Regarding Hedwig. That's a good idea. However, when Hedwig dies, she's right next to Harry - in his lap just about. She must've taken a bolt (of green killing ligh..."
Yeah, Hedwig made the ultimate sacrifice to save Harry, and I never really picked up on that from the movie. But it was pretty obvious in the book even though they don't dwell on it.
I'm glad you enjoyed the series even more this time, Graeme! It makes me look forward to a 2nd reading down the road. :)
Narilka wrote: "Through Ch 7 I'd forgotten about the early deaths in this one. Poor Headwig and Mad Eye. In hindsight, I'm surprised Harry didn't let Headwig fly herself to the burrow ahead of time.Good old Dumb..."
I believe (view spoiler)
Narilka wrote: "I finished. I liked that ending for the most part. [I wish that Rowling had planted the idea for the Hallows a couple books back, like she did the Horcrux, to let the idea build. Seems like a lost opportunity or something she thought of as she was writing.I love how Neville has grown! Talk about completely different from the small, shy boy in year 1...."
I agree with both points! If they had mentioned them earlier in the series it might have given the readers something to keep wondering about throughout the series.
I kind of feel like the symbol was slipped in a couple times but never talked about until the final book, but that could just be wishful thinking.
And I completely agree about Neville. He turned out to be not just a great character but vital to the outcome of the story!
I am sad it is over.



