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Bill Tanthowi billtanthowijauhari — Another Harry Potter book gone, and for the second time around, I'm remembering all the reasons that I loved Half-Blood Prince. One of the biggest is that the fog slowly begins to lift as we get to the next-to-last installment of this series. With all the winding twists and turns of following Draco, learning about Voldemort's past, and suspecting Snape, readers are drawn into this book from first to last. I'm certainly included in their number, and the book is definitely the one that helps tie together the strings Rowling's left undone so far. We know the last book in the series will be the "one book to rule them all, one book to find them, one book to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them." Okay, that was a shameless draw from LOTR, but the point is the last book is the one that reveals every secret. Half-Blood Prince, however, is the one book that moves forward the plot, pushes Harry into the spotlight his destiny deserves in a way we aren't expecting, and leaves us craving all the answers to the questions that have built up over six books. It also gives us hints at what's to come and answers some of the questions we've been salivating over. In the end, this is one of the single most plot-driven books in the series, in my opinion. Instead of seeing the growth of Harry, Ron, and Hermione, we see Harry pursuing his headmaster's mission, his own curiosity about Draco, and his hatred of Snape. In so doing, we are rushed through the story as though buoyed on wings that are flying us closer to the book's dramatic climax. I don't think the book could have ended any other way than how it did, and to be honest, it would not end as a series about a young wizard who saved the world had Half-Blood Prince not included the death of one of the most prominent characters in the series. Overall, this book left me pleased by the twists and turns and inevitable conclusion that's been in the works since book 5. And I know that Rowling's writing style has hooked me exceptionally well and kept me turning pages throughout the series. Though written for a younger audience, it's clear that both the writing style and tone age as the characters in the book age and the story becomes progressively darker. It's definitely a plus for an older reader, and I enjoyed every moment of the story as Rowling's characters experienced more strain on their emotional lives than ever before. Not to mention it leaves readers raring for the climactic conclusion to the whole series.

Jose Joaquin jotillamod — Hanya butuh waktu kurang lebih 5 jam untuk menyelesaikan buku ini. Dan sudah termasuk disela dengan makan, mandi dan nonton TV. Membaca dari halaman pertamanya saja sudah mulai membayangkan filmnya nanti gimana. Seru, penasaran dan masih banyak pertanyaan yang belum kejawab di buku pertama ini. Bercerita tentang 9 anak dari planet Lorian yang memiliki kelebihan (PUSAKA) dan penjaganya. Gimana mereka harus dilarikan ke Bumi karena bangsa pembunuh dari planet lain yang kejam menghancurkan planet mereka. (klise memang, tapi tetap relevan juga karena cara bertuturnya memang sangat menarik). 3 anak sudah terbunuh. Tinggal 6 lagi yang tersisa dengan kemampuan yang perlahan2 mulai berkembang. Di buku pertama kita diperkenalkan dengan tokoh si no 4 alias John dan penjaganya Henri. Bercerita dari sudut pandang John, mulai dari perjalanan mereka di Florida sampai di Ohio. Gimana si John mulai nggak sabar dengan kehidupannya yang selalu beda dengan yang lain, jatuh cinta untuk pertama kali dengan Sarah yang cantik dan memesonanya, punya sahabat Sam yang ayahnya hilang waktu dia masih usia 7 tahun dan juga tentang kemampuannya Pusakanya yang semakin bertambah. Petualangan yang seru.. Nggak sabar ingin tahu cerita selanjutnya. Yang bikin unik si Pengarang pun bikin nama palsu yang ternyata adalah Tetua Utama Planet Lorian. Hehehehe.. Unikkkk.... Semoga cerita selanjutnya minimal sama bagusnya dengan yang pertama ini.