Finished
This post was originally published 28/7/2007
It's finally over, the Harry Potter series is over. I finished the book today at 12:45 (started at 9 from half way through) and up till now I haven't been able to get it out of my head. They're right, there are a lot of deaths. Some you can just brush off but others make you stop and think. I keep thinking back to the first 3 books, how different they were. They seemed a bit more structured back then. From the end of The Goblet of Fire it just changes. So many things happen. I really can't get over it.
I really really like this book. It's almost as if it's just trying to help you remember everything all the way through. There are references to past adventures in just about every chapter and I reckon almost every character returns (yes, even the dead ones). Hell, there's even a scene with Colin Creevey and Oliver Wood. And there's also a new character, very much like Harry in a certain way.
Finished
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It's finally over, the Harry Potter series is over. I finished the book today at 12:45 (started at 9 from half way through) and up till now I haven't been able to get it out of my head. They're right, there are a lot of deaths. Some you can just brush off but others make you stop and think. I keep thinking back to the first 3 books, how different they were. They seemed a bit more structured back then. From the end of The Goblet of Fire it just changes. So many things happen. I really can't get over it.
I really really like this book. It's almost as if it's just trying to help you remember everything all the way through. There are references to past adventures in just about every chapter and I reckon almost every character returns (yes, even the dead ones). Hell, there's even a scene with Colin Creevey and Oliver Wood. And there's also a new character, very much like Harry in a certain way.
Finished
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