the NYTimes review has taken just the teeniest edge off my zeal.
The NY Times review increased my zeal to get the book
Here's the quote that made me happy. I don't think it's spoilery, but I will white font and delete it if anyone else thinks it is:
With this volume, the reader realizes that small incidents and asides in earlier installments (hidden among a huge number of red herrings) create a breadcrumb trail of clues to the plot, that Ms. Rowling has fitted together the jigsaw-puzzle pieces of this long undertaking with Dickensian ingenuity and ardor.
Wow, if I was Rowling, I'd be inscribing that review in bronze and hanging it in the office. That's some heady company they're comparing her to.
Jeez, Jess, you didn't put a spoiler warning on that or anything!
dies laughing
t five year old whining
I WANT MY BOOK NOOOOOOOWWWWW!!!
foot stamp, huff
t /five year old whining
Less that 35 hours, Aimee!
That's 48 hours TOO LONG.
Although, I am reading quite a bit of fic. (Thank you very much!!!)
I sometimes wonder if there's something wrong with me that I'm this invested in a work of fiction where I just feel every little thing that they feel.
And then I look around at all of youse and think, "Well, if there's something wrong with me, there's something wrong with them and I'm ok with that. We're all wrong together."
I was reading GoF last night, and Minerva grabs Hermione's neck/throat, to steady herself when she's slipping on that water from Peeve's water balloons. Seemed odd.
And, I will wear that t-shirt with you, Aimee.
I was reading GoF last night, and Minerva grabs Hermione's neck/throat, to steady herself when she's slipping on that water from Peeve's water balloons. Seemed odd.
I just read that chapter last night too and had the same reaction.
Did you get my reccie for Midnight Confessions, Aimee? I like that one a lot for the strong Weasley family (both immediate and extended) that it had, as well as the neat idea of family magic.