I'm finished.

[rabidsamfan]

I've read it.

You may now talk to me about the Deathly Hallows.

I am, however, far too tired and wired to read my flist...



I am thoroughly satisfied by how it turned out, although a little impatient with how she got there. But it works, it works.

Wow.

Comments

[shirebound]

I'm very happy for you that it was a satisfying experience. I won't be reading it for a long time, so I *will* be checking posts like this for spoilers and How It Ends.

[slipperieslope.livejournal.com]

Good! I don't have to like Harry Potter to admire Rowling's accomplishment, or to be excited for the world to hold it's breath for a day over a children's book. It is all good for me! Imma liberrian ; )

*twirls you and Harry Potter, too*

[gardnerhill.livejournal.com]

Dobbyyyyyyy...*cried*

Dead Wizard Walking...*cried some more*

Snape ... *totally, totally RIGHT about him!*

Ending...*punched the air and whooped*

...though I do get a bit tired of having the generational epilogue where our heroes have all had kids, and they all name all their kids after dead friends or relatives -- and why did Harry get to do all the naming in their family, hmm? Why wouldn't Ginny want to name a son Fred?

Minor quibble! Minor quibble! (Do not anger a woman worth 80 billion pounds.)

[sayhello.livejournal.com]

I totally agree with your statement. I got a thoroughly good cry out of it, and then a Woohoo!

And I was *SO* right about Snape! YAY!

Hewene