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nonoluna

Something I Haven't Done in Years

Jul 16, 2005 23:51

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petranef July 17 2005, 05:37:54 UTC

I felt vaguely guilty all day, like I should have been productive, instead of reading. But reading is such a luxury and a pleasure. :) Too bad there aren't more books that inspire me to do this kind of thing.

nonoluna July 17 2005, 12:29:54 UTC

True enough...guilt usually inspires me to do more than lie on the couch and read but it's the very end of my vacation and that let me shirk responsibility for the day...then again, the cat litter got cleaned so it wasn't a completely wasted day! ;-)

alice_bunnie July 17 2005, 20:02:45 UTC

That's what I spent alot of yesterday doing, also. :) We got it in the mail around 2pm. I haven't finished it yet, as I've also napped and slept and napped again. This is a lazy weekend. :)

nonoluna July 17 2005, 23:04:55 UTC

Lazy weekends are not only good...they are necessary once in a while! :-)

daisyfair July 17 2005, 22:43:42 UTC

you read it all? i'm on like page 35 but i keep falling asleep. so i have guesses on stuff just b/c i've had a few years to guess but i have no clue on the plot yet.

did you like?
don't tell me anything else though!

nonoluna July 17 2005, 23:04:32 UTC

I did like...it's not my favourite. That spot is still solidly possessed by Goblet of Fire. There's much learned in this book and it totally sets up book 7.

daisyfair July 17 2005, 23:27:49 UTC

that's what i've heard! i have theories about dumbledore and aunt petunia but now i'm only 60 pages in so that's not much

why goblet?

nonoluna July 18 2005, 02:45:06 UTC

I was wrong about Petunia...oh, well.

Goblet had a fantastic story with the Triwizard tournament. I love his development and how he coped with things. Then the ending with Voldemort rising again is just unbelievably gripping. It gelled for me, I guess.

Which has been your favourite so far?

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