Well I hoped for a bit more it seems, but still I enjoyed it very very much. As always new details and new plotlines were so interesting!! I'm actually a bit angry they didn't give Crookshanks much credit in the film, I mean he was just there in the film whereas in the book he turned out to be such a smart cat, I hope he'll be present in the next books Loved Remus's book version so much more than his version in the movies. Also loved his relationship with Sirius (of course I did) And the last thing - how i LOATHED Snape god, in the films he was pathetic yes, but in this particular book he was INSUFFERABLE i hated him so much, officially I am a hater And yeah, in the middle it was a bit boring for me to read, it it's because I never liked Quidditch scenes and sport scenes in general 😅

HOW I LOVED THIS!! it was just like a romcom, really. at first charlie irritated me so much but soon I couldn't help but laughed at all of his jokes, honestly he's the funniest. also i loved the plot, the way he and bailey bickered - per.fec.tion enjoyed it so much so i recommend 🫶🏻

I liked it!! The language, the plot, the characters... all of it is amazing and loveable I wish I had this book in my childhood 😔 I think it is perfect for young girls growing up and I want to continue reading the sequels Still I am so in love with Gilbert Blythe 💔

i think it's important to acknowledge that people can't read everything - that's my case with this book i got through 'inferno' only but it was super hard for me with all the cultural, mythological and religious references it was a mistake to read this book in my early 20s haha, but I'll definitely read other two parts soon and also I'll re-read the whole thing when I'm older and wiser

one of the best classics I've ever read i loved everything but the most i loved discussions and thoughts of characters, to get to know them through their reaction to the world and their attitude towards some aspects was really the best experience so yeah, characters are one of the best things about this book, i found some parts of myself in them. it was really fascinating to learn how imperfect they are, how all of them have different stories, characters and especially it was amazing to silently debate with them, critique some of them and still love them the lighthouse as a symbol of them moving on was another great aspect please please do read this book, it's absolutely amazing

loved it so much!! it was such an easy and enjoyable read i actually was surprised that it has ended (i wanted more) well, i like how the movie characters and the book characters are a little bit different - for example, ron in the books seems more confident and straightforward to me. another thing about characters - to me it seemed like ginny as a character was more interesting in this one book than she was in all the movies and I'd like to see more of her in the next books of course, the plot wasn't something new to me but still i loved the new details and plotlines (especially the deathday one, I'm sad it wasn't in the movies) thus, i definitely think it will be one of my favourite harry potter books

LOVED IT though not as much as "heir of fire" but still, i loved everything about this book it's my 13th SJM book and it still amazes me how beautifully she can arrange the plotlines, how many events she can put in 500+ pages and with all that, how she manages to make characters' growth so wonderful so yes, speaking of it, the characters growth in this book >>> especially chaol's (which is pretty strange since all he did was pissing me off the entire beginning of the book) and manon's, they changed so much throughout this whole adventure and it's so amazing i also fell in love with lysandra, idk if she'll find her love in the series but nevertheless we are married now 🥰