aaand... while we're at it...
Jul. 22nd, 2007 10:48 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
highlyeccentricLODDY- This is definitely comprehensible only to those who have the book in front of them. Proper reviews, under a spoiler cut, coming at an unspecified later date.
favourite page: pg 502, Aus. children's edition. Took me two whole minutes to read it, i was hooting with laughter for two reasons. The first being just classic, several lines from the top; and the second being long-awaited but brilliantly staged.
although page 49 made me laugh six times :) and had some brilliant lines in it... i read it aloud to my spoiler-happy mother on the way down to college today.
I wished to slap the insitigator on page 98, and also on page 67. i know, i'm horrid.
SPOIL AWAY IN THE COMMENTS ;)
favourite page: pg 502, Aus. children's edition. Took me two whole minutes to read it, i was hooting with laughter for two reasons. The first being just classic, several lines from the top; and the second being long-awaited but brilliantly staged.
although page 49 made me laugh six times :) and had some brilliant lines in it... i read it aloud to my spoiler-happy mother on the way down to college today.
I wished to slap the insitigator on page 98, and also on page 67. i know, i'm horrid.
SPOIL AWAY IN THE COMMENTS ;)
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Date: 2007-07-22 07:11 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2007-07-22 11:49 pm (UTC)502 begins with the appearance of Augusta Longbottom (humourous thing number one)
49 begins with the observation that the Weasley Twins are identical
the insitgator on page 97, who also did something to annoy me on page 67, is someone i am angry at because Harry Potter is a prat, when it comes to them, and they don't realise this.