Responses of children (Re: In Defense of Molly Weasley (Long))

[Ceridwen]

No: HPFGUIDX 176486

Alla:
> > > Jen, I actually find your son's reaction to be very
> > > interesting. I do wonder if somebody else's kids
> > > made a similar remark in any way, shape or form.
> > > Meaning whether they took from Harry naming his kid
> > > Albus Severus that JKR is saying that Slytherin is
> > > now good.
> 
> Montavilla47:
> I have two nephews, one ten and one fourteen.  The 
> fourteen-year-old basically made fun of the book, 
> although he's read them since he was seven or so.  His
> big complaint was about Harry.  "He never learns any
> magic!" he said.  But it was mostly kidding-in-fun.  
> He doesn't take any of this as seriously as we grown-
> ups do.

Ceridwen:
My fifteen year old, when pressed, said she thought it was implied 
that the houses were closer after ninteen years, that the houses were 
not closer after ninteen years, that... "Meh.  I'm going to have 
breakfast."  Her other opinions of DH were that the Hallows confused 
her, she didn't know what was going on with them; and the book was 
boring when they were camping.

Ceridwen.