couldnt agree more crystallised_pineapplecrystallised_pineapple wrote:yeah i like HBP and POA best too, but i really hope book 7 is longer lol, the more to read the better
how did you feel about book 6 overall?
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by horcrux hunter911 » Thursday 21 July 2005 9:04:34pm
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by Scarlet Lioness » Friday 22 July 2005 12:28:43am
Yeah I hope it is longer...maybe the same as OotP...or longer!!! 
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by Stumpy » Friday 22 July 2005 2:37:44pm
its gotta be longer as so much ground to cover, i think its impossible to do in one book, as we have only seen a little of the wizarding world! So i hope the last book doesnt seem to bitty like the films!
I found the 6th book answered some question bu the answers to these made me think of more questions.
wish my mind could be erased so i could read it again
I found the 6th book answered some question bu the answers to these made me think of more questions.
wish my mind could be erased so i could read it again
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Need to talk to someone about it!!
by Pattenrond » Friday 22 July 2005 8:24:07pm
Hello!
I've just finished reading HBP... I decided to read it in English (my mother tongue is French, I'm Swiss) because I couldn't wait for the translation! As I don't know anyone who has already read it around here, I felt the need to talk to someone and I thought "oh maybe I can write on one of these forum on the internet..." So here I am... Besides, it'll be a good exercice for my English, which, I hope, is not too bad to understand!
So how did I feel about HBP? I think it was just terrific. I loved it (it only took me 3 days to read it). It has everything I want a good book to have: a "natural" style of writing, good characters (Harry has changed a lot since the last book, fortunately!), suspense, unsuspected revelations, a lot of emotion (I'm not talking only about the "love affairs", that made me grin in more than one occasion
, I mean the emotion that rises between Harry and Dumbledore, like a father-son relationship (I like the bit when the weak Dumbledore says he's not worried because he is with Harry... normally that's something Harry used to say about Dumbledore!))...
I actually studied the Harry Potter books at University, and I think book number six is very important to the whole story: finally the action takes place not in Hogwarts, not really physically (although there is a part), but inside Harry Potter himself (he has finally found himself, after the deep wound that left the death of Sirius). That's what I liked most about that book. And - I must be a very naive reader - I didn't guess who was the HBP before Snape told it to Harry! (I actually thought it could have been Voldemort himself, knowing he's also half-blooded).
How will I be able to wait 2 years to know more now? Seems impossible
Oh by the way, "Pattenrond" is how Crookshanks is called in the French translation.
I've just finished reading HBP... I decided to read it in English (my mother tongue is French, I'm Swiss) because I couldn't wait for the translation! As I don't know anyone who has already read it around here, I felt the need to talk to someone and I thought "oh maybe I can write on one of these forum on the internet..." So here I am... Besides, it'll be a good exercice for my English, which, I hope, is not too bad to understand!
So how did I feel about HBP? I think it was just terrific. I loved it (it only took me 3 days to read it). It has everything I want a good book to have: a "natural" style of writing, good characters (Harry has changed a lot since the last book, fortunately!), suspense, unsuspected revelations, a lot of emotion (I'm not talking only about the "love affairs", that made me grin in more than one occasion
, I mean the emotion that rises between Harry and Dumbledore, like a father-son relationship (I like the bit when the weak Dumbledore says he's not worried because he is with Harry... normally that's something Harry used to say about Dumbledore!))...
I actually studied the Harry Potter books at University, and I think book number six is very important to the whole story: finally the action takes place not in Hogwarts, not really physically (although there is a part), but inside Harry Potter himself (he has finally found himself, after the deep wound that left the death of Sirius). That's what I liked most about that book. And - I must be a very naive reader - I didn't guess who was the HBP before Snape told it to Harry! (I actually thought it could have been Voldemort himself, knowing he's also half-blooded).
How will I be able to wait 2 years to know more now? Seems impossible
Oh by the way, "Pattenrond" is how Crookshanks is called in the French translation.
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by thestral » Friday 22 July 2005 8:49:36pm
don't worry Pattenrond, you're not a naive reader. i didn't guess either. and welcome to the forum!! hope you enjoy posting and your english is really good, so keep posting!!!
hope you enjoy posting and your english is really good, so keep posting!!!-
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