Harry Potter (1 Viewer)

[scorpion10]

Anyone here read Harry Potter? I haven't realluy discussed the book with anyone and I wnated to hear some opinions or predictions about the next book.

 

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[Nicole]

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[Zlatan]

Moved where Nic?

 

[Nicole]

The place no-one visits

 

[Tom]

++ [ originally posted by scorpion10 ] ++
Anyone here read Harry Potter? I haven't realluy discussed the book with anyone and I wnated to hear some opinions or predictions about the next book.

I'm going to be honest I haven't read them, but the films are shite imo.. it all looks to be a glorified kids ripoff version of LOTR.

 

[Zlatan]

Havent read the books, havent seen the films, dont care.

 

[Tom]

well boo-hoo to you

 

[Martin]

++ [ originally posted by Zlatan ] ++
Havent read the books, havent seen the films, dont care.

you mean you're not 12? good for you

 

[scorpion10]

The movies suck, Ive never seen a movie, except that the book was better.

 

[Elnur_E65]

Unlike 98.275% of the people around me, I never read OR watched any of those books, and I am pround of that!

 

[JCK]

There are lots of fans on the site, not that I am one of them.

 

[Stu]

The books are way better than the movies IMO.

 

[mikhail]

++ [ originally posted by Elnur_E65 ] ++
Unlike 98.275% of the people around me, I never read OR watched any of those books, and I am pround of that!

Join the club. I occasionally feel a surge of irrational dislike of the whole "Harry Potter Phenomenon". Then I remember that people (particularly kids) who don't normally read are getting exposed to the joy of a good book. You can pump millions into literacy programmes, but nothing beats a fashionable book for getting people reading.

 

[Elnur_E65]

++ [ originally posted by mikhail ] ++

Join the club. I occasionally feel a surge of irrational dislike of the whole "Harry Potter Phenomenon". Then I remember that people (particularly kids) who don't normally read are getting exposed to the joy of a good book. You can pump millions into literacy programmes, but nothing beats a fashionable book for getting people reading.

True...

 

[Martin]

++ [ originally posted by mikhail ] ++

Join the club. I occasionally feel a surge of irrational dislike of the whole "Harry Potter Phenomenon". Then I remember that people (particularly kids) who don't normally read are getting exposed to the joy of a good book. You can pump millions into literacy programmes, but nothing beats a fashionable book for getting people reading.

I dont have a problem with kids reading it (well I dont have a problem with anyone reading it), I just find it very weird that so many adults read it, like there arent other, more appropriate books available.

 

[ashwin]

not the most tolerant bunch of ppl are u?

 

[Martin]

Actually we're just curious

 

[sallyinzaghi]

I happen to read Harry Potter and am one of those fans who actually went to the store at 7 am to get the book first.

Now, about the book.

Yes I've read it, better than the disastrous book 5 - I quite like the sixth book although the best I think was the fourth and the funniest the third, all in all book six was nice but was not really fond of the part where Harry liked Ginny and Ron snogging whomever he was snogging.

Pretty interesting the way she explained about the horcruxes and all that. Im looking forward to the seventh book and am curious to know who RAB is, and the only one who has that for initials is Sirius Black's brother.

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