aaarghhh

[boodie]

My eyes feel like two burnt holes in a blanket.. and its all the fault of THAT BOOK

yes i have finished it, 7 hours all up, and only 3 hours sleep inbetween


its brill and amazing and it isnt a kids book, no way, no how

Comments

[(Anonymous)]

You read The Bible in 7 hours ?

It took godd 7 days to create the universe but I was younger in those days.

[funnelwebkitten.livejournal.com]

nah, the bible is overrated, really, theres no plot and the ending, well how generic apocolyptic can you get.

[psaakyrn.livejournal.com]

Well, kids need to start somewhere to be introduced to these stuff, and this MIGHT be a good possibility (though don't take my word on this, since I haven't read it yet).

[funnelwebkitten.livejournal.com]

what the bible or HP5?

[ladyjaguar.livejournal.com]

I did an all-nighter with HP5 (sounds like a printer designation), too. Not a kids' book? Sure it is. Don't underestimate kids. It is a very long book, but the actual reading level isn't that far out of reach, and I do like to see really good writing for kids as well as for adults. We need to be exposing our kids to good writing.

[funnelwebkitten.livejournal.com]

of course we do, but its not aimed at the same age of children like HP1 was, I wouldnt give HP5 to a 8 YO to read, like i would HP1

Re:

[ladyjaguar.livejournal.com]

True enough, I suppose -- after all, the kid (Harry) is growing up. Eesh -- next thing we know, he'll be a teenager and will be thinking more about dating than poor old forgotten Voldemort.

H'mmm . . . I wonder if that's the whole idea behind the plot: Harry grows up, develops other interests, and Voldemort finds that this situation creates a spell whereby he simply wastes away due to lack of interest.

(grin)