• Harry Potter is about fighting the evil and finding true love and losing it and finding it all over again, it's about honesty and loyalty, about courage and bravery. It’s about shy becoming open and bad becoming good, it’s funny, unexpected, thrilling, and intense. It has a whole different world, food, drinks, shops, houses, sports, sayings, stories, and habits. Harry Potter promotes being honest and good and it shows that even though many lives can be sacrificed in the process, the good will win. In Harry Potter you never know what’s going to happen. You feel as if you are steps away from Harry, Ron and Hermione, you feel as if you could go to Hogwarts yourself, you find yourself knowing things that weren’t in the book nor in the movies, but you just know. You can see the characters growing, becoming more mature, as the years go by like a flash. Although it can be very complicated at times, you always know what all the creatures are, you never forget, because they are so well explained. You never find yourself being embarrassed to read the books or watch the movies. Other than just love, it includes loving and caring families, but it doesn’t pretend that there are no evil people out there. J.K. Rowling has the courage to let people die, because she can face the truth: life isn’t always fair. Harry Potter is the perfect example of true friend ship, love and not just attraction. J.K Rowling remains faithful to her plot, while having sub-plots. She makes her books attainable to all ages, and helps understand concepts too hard for kids to read in other books. Her books include mythology, derivations, famous names, Latin words used as spells. She has real evil people in her books, on a gradient: Duddley, Draco, Voldemort. Her names usually mean something and they match something that you have read in a previous book in her series. She describes every room, important object, person and even passerby if needed. She never leaves a character un-named, or unknown, but yet does not make it too long or un-necessary. You know what to expect from each and every person in the book, but yet you do not know what is going to happen. You know everyone’s background and funny aspects of their lives. It includes many different kinds of people, and it helps understand the importance of fraternizing with the foreign. It elaborates plots and sub-plots until it reaches the point where you are simply charmed. She has turned the old school wizard to a brand new golden age. Her books will be known forever, they will go on living. Her characters are so honest and real, that you wouldn’t be surprised if you knew someone just like them. They have the strength to keep up jokes and good moods even in bad times like theirs. They never give up, they search and discover. They try and fail and try again. Sometimes they win and sometimes they lose. Sometimes, you feel just like the characters do in the book, you have the same reality; you grip on to someone just like they do and then…puff! This person you gripped on to is gone and you know you have to go on, but you feel sad and cant. Sometimes you disagree with the people in the book, but that is in fact another lesson, people don’t always agree on things, do they? Harry Potter faces all the problems and questions we have in our modern society, and it helps you understand them. It’s about knowing when to breathe. You have many different viewpoints in this book, and you know you are always going to get at least a couple. Even though you know this is just a story that was made up by a woman in her 20’s sitting in a compartment in a delayed train, you also know that this happens every day all over the world. This book makes you understand that “hey” I can help! I can make difference! She has used the money she made on this book on charity, helping, and many other things. She has worked for a human rights support. Harry Potter is an event of a generation, and it shows what happens when people with good potential go the wrong way. It has you understand what happens when people try to break the rules of the universe and how it runs. Yet, you find that you can put this book down and continue on to your journey, but with a better knowledge. This book has been made into movies and a theme park was created to reach the magic, but was never quite as satisfying as how you knew it in your head. Because, to use one of the quotes from the manuscript “of course it’s happening in your head, but way on earth should that mean it’s not real?” So, to sum it up for you, Harry Potter is a story about LIFE.

@LEMONY do you always post that?

but i agree 100 percent
Harry Potter is an excellent story!

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cant b rude 2 smeyer

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sorry,couldn't help it

:))))

:) i love JKR so much!

I'd love to sit down with each of them and just ask everything. I'd want to know everything about the history of Hogwarts and the founders, what she imagined all the personalities of the next gen kids to be like, if she's ever read fanfiction, if she's ever seen AVPM... I'd just ask her everything about everything.

In the case of Smeyer, I'd like to find out why she didn't research, why she didn't plan, why the relationships are so awful, why the only half-decent characters are all portrayed negatively, why there are so many plot holes, and how long the thesaurus sat in the shower with mascara running down its face after she raped it.