HP withdrawal remedies

[Tyler Hewitt]

I'm not so much into the fantasy genre of fiction (HP
is about it, really), but if you want to 'immediately
get absorbed in the story and characters', I would
reccomend anything written by John Irving. He's a
great writer, and knows how to tell an engaging story
like no one else I can think of. It's an oldie, but
The World According to Garp is one of his best and a
wonderful, amazing book. t will suck you in from the
first sentence, I promise!
Charles Dickens also has a way absorbing the reader in
the story. Now might be a good time to read some
classic literature.

Tyler

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Becca Wrote:


To prevent the development of a full blown obsession
brought on by 
rereading the series over and over again (I'm
currently a graduate 
student in clinical psychology, so I didn't think that
was a good 
idea!), does anyone have any recommendations for
novels to read 
until the greatly anticipated date of July 16th? 

I think that what I loved most about HP is that you
immediately get 
absorbed in the story and characters.  I'm looking for
something 
written in a style like Rowling's - she expertly
creates a 
captivating world for readers without using a verbose
and overly 
metaphorical style that sometimes convolutes the
story.   

So far, everything I pick up just doesn't do it for
me! I am usually 
an avid Stephen King reader, but lately I've wanted a
change from 
scary, sci-fi thrillers and now prefer a "feel-good"
book like HP. I 
love the magical world of wizards and spells and young
characters in 
HP and wish to find something else like it:) The
problem is that now 
I'm finding it hard to find a book for adults that is
written as 
purely and brilliantly as HP.

Please help! 
Becca :)

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