Yeah for me! Last night I finished H.P. Goblet of Fire. I was a little concerned that I wouldn't actually finish; I'm not the best at reading long books. As I have mentioned in the previous posts, the book was good and I enjoyed the little detail added to the book that was left out of the movie, which has pretty much been the same with each book. I am at a loss to say anything different. I have been surprised that I have enjoyed reading them. Everyone was telling me how "good" the books were, and I didn't really believe them before I started. Now after reading 4 of the 7 books and started into the 5th book I can see how they could say that. Personally I wouldn't say they were "good", I would give them the title of entertaining. I have been thoroughly entertained by them. I look forward to the 3 remaining books. I am a little intimidated by the 6th and 7th book because I haven't seen the movie to correspond with it. Bo told me last night that that would make them better, but I like know what's coming. So we'll see what I think after I finish. Until I finish the next book...
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Now you can pass the next level of magic. With the first book you learn how to mend broken glasses and open locked doors. In the next book you learn a new skill and with each succeeding book, a new skill. After the 4th book you can turn your 2 year old into a frog and keep her in the garden to eat flies. In the next 3 books you learn how to change yourself into a seductive maven (whatever that is) and to turn Bo into Prince Charming. Now, that will be a tricky process.
It's a joke! Can't you take a joke? I always knew you could do magic!
XOXOXO
I started the first book and put it down after the cat was in the street (maybe the second page). Sad, huh. I have been skeptical, but everyone who has read them has liked them. It's like the mark of the beast or something.
"Everybody is doing it..." I trust you Kay. Someday I'll give it another go. I like hearing how you like them, though. (that rhymed)
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