Harry Potter And The Cursed Child

So, this book is written differently than the other 7 because it is written in a play form. I wasn't sure at first if I would like it, it was weird to read it, but that was only for about the first 10%. After that I really didn't care. J.K. Rowling is an amazing story teller and I loved this book. I thought it was better than the last two HP. Even though it was written as a play, I have a hard time visioning it performed on a stage. I would go see the play just out of curiosity to see how they pull it off. But I really really hope they'll make a movie after this book also.  I'm very happy she decided to write this book because for me it is a better ending than having HP story end the way it did. In my opinion books 6 and 7 were too dark. This one makes it all better.

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Ladies' Room

Now this is how you write a romance novel. I loved the main characters. Unlike many frustrating love stories who have their female character a ditsy woman who turns into a wreck without a man beside her, Trudy is a strong woman who doesn't let her low life of a husband walk all over her once she accidentally finds out the dirt about him in the ladies' room. This book has great humor right from the first page. Trudy's daughter sounded like a spoiled brat from the beginning and I thought that the way Trudy handled her was also a sign of a strong woman and a mother, and what made her a great mom was that she was there for her daughter when she needed her the most, even after all the hard time she gave her mom. It was sad to read about Trudy's mother, it kind of hit home with me since I just recently lost my grandmother who had alzheimer. I loved how Billy Lee handled it. I loved his character and how their relationship grew gradually. To me this was a great book, loved the humor and it was well written. Bravo.

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