Snape, friend or foe?
That's the answer everyone will be looking forward to reading this friday night when Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows comes out. I can't wait to pick this book up, as lately my interest in the young wizards life has re-emerged.
After reading book 5, H.P. and the Order of the Phoenix, I was disinterested for awhile in the H.P. story, because I was so let down by book 5. Consequently when book 6 came out, I never even picked it up. I didn't feel the excitement to read it like I had with the previous books. So just last weekend, after seeing all the hype for the new movie and the new book, I decided to go pick up book 6 and give it a go. I read it in about 4 days and it was outstanding. So now I'm once again excited at the premise of seeing where this final installment of Harry Potter leads us.
After reading book 5, H.P. and the Order of the Phoenix, I was disinterested for awhile in the H.P. story, because I was so let down by book 5. Consequently when book 6 came out, I never even picked it up. I didn't feel the excitement to read it like I had with the previous books. So just last weekend, after seeing all the hype for the new movie and the new book, I decided to go pick up book 6 and give it a go. I read it in about 4 days and it was outstanding. So now I'm once again excited at the premise of seeing where this final installment of Harry Potter leads us.
posted by Sean at Sunday, July 15, 2007
1 Comments:
Dude, book 5 is the best of the series. And the best movie. How can you not relate to the story of a fascist dictator taking over a once-prestigious school?
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