How many stones did they pull out of that building?!?
Oh, Jack’s plan must be to lure Mr. Night Creeper into Cheviot Hall just before it collapses from having a section of wall removed! Bold plan, Jack. Bold plan.
Totally with Jack here. I remember my classmates were huge HP fans and I wasn’t able to figure out what they found so great about these books (and movies) about kids living locked up in a school for wizards. I’m sorry Erin has to hearing a discussion about HP.
Jack…back at the peak of the Potter craze I had thought the same thing, refused to touch any of the books.
Then a school buddy sat me down with the first novel anyway…I’d finished it in well under a week and was raring for more, as the books had proved to not be quite what I had thought they were.
The lesson here being—don’t judge a book by its cover. In this case, literally. At least read part of the first book so to get a feel for the story before passing judgement.
John Campbell almost 2 years ago
What are you talking about, Erin? This is the best book club.
some idiot from R'lyeh Premium Member almost 2 years ago
I’m with Jack on this one.
What ever almost 2 years ago
How many stones did they pull out of that building?!?
Oh, Jack’s plan must be to lure Mr. Night Creeper into Cheviot Hall just before it collapses from having a section of wall removed! Bold plan, Jack. Bold plan.
SKJAM! Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Sadly, Mr. Potter is now a hostage of his author.
Aladar30 Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Totally with Jack here. I remember my classmates were huge HP fans and I wasn’t able to figure out what they found so great about these books (and movies) about kids living locked up in a school for wizards. I’m sorry Erin has to hearing a discussion about HP.
scyphi26 almost 2 years ago
Jack…back at the peak of the Potter craze I had thought the same thing, refused to touch any of the books.
Then a school buddy sat me down with the first novel anyway…I’d finished it in well under a week and was raring for more, as the books had proved to not be quite what I had thought they were.
The lesson here being—don’t judge a book by its cover. In this case, literally. At least read part of the first book so to get a feel for the story before passing judgement.
willie_mctell almost 2 years ago
Erin has rectangular word balloons, or is balloon the right word?
Mary Ellen almost 2 years ago
There are far, far better books out there than Harry Potter.