Media reaction to OoP
chthonia9
chthonicdancer at hotmail.com
Wed Jun 25 19:00:10 UTC 2003
This article by Victoria Coren on the Observer website really chimed
with me, so I thought I'd share:
http://books.guardian.co.uk/harrypotter/story/0,10761,982302,00.html
Quote:
"Grown-ups divide into two kinds of people: those who wish they
were still six, and those who wish they were still 16."
The implication being that the HP-cynics basically want to relive the
time when people are more concerned with being cool than having fun.
Yay! I'd *much* rather be playing make-believe than worrying about
the latest gadget. :-)
I've been having fun looking at reviews, too. The best (worst?) was
the one that said something along the lines of:
'At the end we find out Voldemort's first name, which is rather like
finding out that Satan's first name is Derek.'
Very witty, but in a country in which one book was sold for every 28
people on the release date alone, you'd think they could find a
reviewer who had actually read the previous books...
Chthonia
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