Review:
I will keep this brief.
There was little I liked about this book. The little there was were the three young characters Albus, Scorpius, and Rose. I loved that they were not cast as repeats of their parents and that their background did not determine their character or actions, which, I guess, it the main message of the book/play.
That was it.
Other than this….oh, dear.
The story is like a Greatest Hits compilation of all the best loved or most famous parts of the HP series that is thrown into a mix with Back to the Future.
None of the characters from the original books were anything like they should be.
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Wonderful Snape gif at the end of the post.
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Thanks. I love that gif.
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Agree! This was awful. I wish I’d have let you read it first!
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LoL. I wish I had listened to all my bookish friends…
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“Et tu Brutus”…
Have you ever tried her cormoran strike series? It’s a much better fodder…
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Hi. Trust me, if JKR writes it, I’ll try it. (I’m just not sure how much of HP-TCC was actually contributed to by JKR.)
Anyway, yes I read the first book in the CS series. It was ok, but did not entice me to continue the series. Really, I’m not that thrilled about series – I much prefer standalones – and proportionally, series make up only a small part of my reading.
As for CS, … meh. It was ok. I’m just hoping she’ll turn her hand at something like the Casual Vacancy again. That one I could not put down.
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I think you may have liked it more than me – honestly don’t remember how many stars I gave it, all I remember is liking Scorpius and hating the plot.
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LoL. Let’s not argue about who liked it least.
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