harry potter?

[bambigoddess]

(03-04-2008 02:55 AM)¢αѕѕιє link Wrote:I completely agree. When I finished DH, I admit I closed the book, looked at my cat (she was snuggled on my bed all the way through my reading of DH) and just said "Wow." But that wow was meant for two things. I was thinking, "Wow, I've just finished reading the greatest series to exist after 8 years of waiting for it. It's actually over now." But I was also thinking "Wow, that ending was pretty shabby. She could have done better with that. A lot better." I had very mixed feelings when I finished DH. I did not know whether to jump up and dance, or sit and cry. So I kind of did both. I pranced around the room singing:
"[glow=BLACK,70,300]Voldemort's dead! Harry lived! Voldemort sucks! The trio just kICked some BUTT etc![/glow]" (at this point my cat ran off in utter alarm) and then sat back down and cried. I was very confused with my emotions at the time lol.

Same here I had very mixed feelings once I finished. I was extremely sad, kind of disappointed, thrilled, shocked, amazed, excited, etc. etc. etc. My heart was racing!

dateline= Wrote:I wish I could go and reread again for the millionth time (it just never gets boring!) but I'm currently reading another book. Do you ever just miss HP while you're reading a different book? I just miss Ron and Hermione and Harry and Hogwarts just so much, whatever book I'm reading. You can't ever find an atmosphere like you get in HP. The book I'm reading now, I love the series it's from, I've read it a few times before, but I still miss reading HP so bad.

I always miss HP when I'm reading a different book (unless the other book happens to be really interesting ). I definitely agree about the atmosphere - it's one of a kind. It's truly magical.

What book are you reading now?

Edit: Haha, nice one, Paul. Maybe we should stop bugging Matt and start bugging Jo