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The Divorce
Freida McFadden
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The Divorce
Freida McFadden
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okay, while i do feel bad for hermione, i can’t help but laugh at how much harry, ron, and hermione bicker with each other. 😭 obviously, you can already tell she’s going to be the brains behind every operation, but right now she’s just a little annoying because she doesn’t really know them yet. i know it gets better as they become friends, so i can’t even be mad because i know how close they end up being
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okay, while i do feel bad for hermione, i can’t help but laugh at how much harry, ron, and hermione bicker with each other. 😭 obviously, you can already tell she’s going to be the brains behind every operation, but right now she’s just a little annoying because she doesn’t really know them yet. i know it gets better as they become friends, so i can’t even be mad because i know how close they end up being
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something i’m really loving about the books that the movies didn’t capture is how much sass and backbone harry actually has. i feel like, especially in the first movie, they make him seem like this defenseless little kid who’s always just the victim. and while he is a victim of the dursleys, the books let us see his actual thoughts, and he pushes back way more than the movies show. he knows he doesn’t deserve the way they treat him, and he isn’t afraid to stand up for himself when he can. it honestly makes me root for him even more because he doesn’t just accept everything, they actually let him have some fight in him
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Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (Harry Potter, #1)
J.K. Rowling
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I can’t believe I finally made it through this book. It started off very slow, but once the action picked up, I was much more invested. The plot had a lot of exciting moments, even if it felt a little stretched at times. I do think the character development took a backseat in this one, and the ending felt surprisingly abrupt for such a long book. Overall, I enjoyed parts of it, especially the second half, but I realized this style of political fantasy just isn’t for me. I’m still glad I finished it, but it definitely wasn’t one of my favorites in the series.
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War Storm (Red Queen, #4)
Victoria Aveyard