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Sonsenzansie Sonsenzansie sonsenzansie — Though better than book 5, I still found this book entirely too dark to appreciate. The lure of Harry Potter was that it was simple and fun. While Rowling grew as an author, she ceased being as simple, and there was certainly very little fun in this book. Some may hail this as a realistic truth, but these stories were not charming because they were realistic, they were charming because they were fantastical. Beyond that, I fear she only takes into account the darker sides of "truth". In reality, the savior of the world would have much more power of influence than she EVER gives Harry, for all her talk about him being famous. The worst part is, however, that books five and six are only "books" because they include a school year. They are not at all stand alone stories. The first 3 books could easily be read in isolation of one another. Even book 4 resolved itself by the end, even as it opened a new can of worms. However, books 5 and 6 were nothing but "building", preludes of what was to come. Though book 7 was a good book, the pain of getting to it by reading books 5 and 6 makes it doubtful I'll be re-reading the series often... if ever. Also, by making the end of the series so unavoidably adult, it hampers the ability (or want) of parents to share it with their young children. While it may have worked fine for the generation when it was written, having to wait a year or more between books, it will be hard for parents to start a young child on it now. The child will undoubtably be captured by the first three books, and want to read the others, even though few 9 or 10 year olds are emotionally prepared for the later books. Similarly, if parents wait until their child can handle the later books, they won't be as interested in picking up the first couple of "childrens" novels. What to do???

Sunhwa Kwon kkwonssun — Definitely a lesser work than Fruits Basket but still cute.

Neriman Arslan blackopium — This book is what the movie "A Christmas Story" is based from. It's not as great as the movie, but it's fun to see where these stories cross over from and into the film.

Young Hau irisyoung — This book was hilarious and I recommend it to anyone that needs some comic relief from life.