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Web Plus webpluspk — I enjoyed it far more than The Time Traveller's Wife. There is still some weirdness about it,and I maybe find Niffenegger's writing a bit too smug. I'm not sure how I get that, but I do. This is a great modern twist on a gothic novel, and her themes are well laid out. I'd definately recommend it.

Tina Picente tinapicente — At this point I have completely lost track of how many times I've read one or more books in the Harry Potter series. For a while I was re-reading them every year. Now, with such a long TBR list I feel a little guilty in re-reading things that I've already read, but lately I've been thinking back on some of my favorite books and decided to revisit a few this year. My original rating of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone was 4 stars. I remember reading it and feeling that it was a little bit simplistic, with not much of a plot and relatively superficial characters. Going back and re-reading with the ultimate conclusion in mind, I can't help but be amazed at how deftly J.K. Rowling handled the overall arc of the story, even before there were 7 books. I listened to the audiobook narrated by Jim Dale, and no sooner did I hear him read the introduction than I started to smile. This may not be the most complex book with the most refined prose or the most developed magic system, but the characters are like old beloved friends, and the overall arc does become increasingly complex with later books. Like Harry, the novels mature as the series progresses. One thing I particularly enjoy about this series as compared to other series I've read is that each book is complete and could stand alone. Obviously the whole is much greater than the sum of the individual parts, but I appreciate the lack of cliff-hangers which are annoyingly prevalent these days. If you can't rely on the merits of the series to sell your next book without ending in a cliff-hanger, then you should give up right now. (Even my beloved Philip Pullman is guilty of this) My children love Harry Potter. I have already read this book to my oldest daughter and both girls enjoy listening to audiobooks on the way to and from school. I'm happy to share with them something that fuels a love of reading and teaches the value of friendship, honesty, courage, and independence.

Beth Shepherd photographicse1b5 — appreciated this book. engrossing narrative. political/historical footnotes in a novel!