I've also read all the Harry Potters and enjoyed them... Hated the film though. But I do like reading (but read less frequently than I used to.)

(06-10-2009 06:38 AM)bertowud Wrote:  Have you tried Pride and Prejudice and Zombies?

woah that sound interesting. I googled it and I think I'm going to buy it XD

(06-10-2009 01:38 PM)endorwitch Wrote:  I loved teh first few Harry Potter books but my enjoyment started to wane after book 5 and by the end I was just annoyed with JKR.
But I do love Prisoner of Azkaban and Goblet of Fire.

I didn't like the Goblet of fire, it was like she was trying to pad it out too much. Even more so with the order of the pheonix (but I preferred that storyline) Waffling is good when trying to pass GCSE history, but not in a novel

Oooh, Pride and Prejudice and Zombies? I know someone who's reading that - any good???

(06-10-2009 05:54 PM)almh Wrote:  Oooh, Pride and Prejudice and Zombies? I know someone who's reading that - any good???

My wife really liked it. She said the guy who added the zombie bits really made them fit with Austen's style.

Cool, I'll try getting it out of the library or borrowing it off my friend

Ok, you convinced me, I'll start reading Pride and Prejudice and Zombies

Talking about Harry Potter, I didn't like the way that it finished, the last book was a bit dissapointing

I thought the last book was just like Lord of the Rings, but I still enjoyed it. She shouldn't have written that last chapter though

Tranquility, I think you're right. I don't think she could possibly write an ending to the series that would satisfy anyone.

When I read it, I ignore the last chapter. The ending for me in when A nice ending and it leaves an opening so the reader can imagine what happens next themselves.


I put in spoiler tags just incase someone doesn't know what happens, highly unlikely but hey

Yeah! the last chapter what was that?
I think