Wednesday, 9 April 2014
Harry Potter Series
The Harry Potter Series spanned seven books and eight movies. Every character had their role to play and while every fan can remember Harry, Hermione, Ron and Albus Dumbledore, they alone did not make this series great. Dobby, Luna, Tonks and many others inserted their bit of greatness and whether they came in early or on the tail end of the series they and many more characters added flavour to this amazing series. My favourite character will always be Severus Snape and I thank Rowling for bringing such a dark yet devoted and complicated man to life in her books.
What makes this series memorable. Every damn single thing.
Oh and did anyone watch Marvel: Agents of Shield last night? Holy Rabies (from Hotel Transylvania)! I can't wait for next week and I'm officially triple clinched to see Captain America 2 next week at the movies.
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Yes, Harry's one of the most important figures of recent decades, at least that has had more impact!
ReplyDeleteHarry is an amazing series of books. One of my favs of all time.
ReplyDeleteAnd I did see Sheild last night. Snakes in the grass it seems. I'm interested to see where this goes.
you're doing a stupendous job with the challenge! Ender's Game was always a favorite book and the movie did an awesome job. also love Tangled and the Hobbit (Gollum? ew! but perfectly done)
ReplyDeleteAnd Harry Potter - amazes me how expansive those books became and took the world, we fell in love with those little wizards and grew up with them, no matter our ages!
happy h day!
You bet I watched last night! Some of the surprise of Captain America is now gone for you, BUT - there will still be a few more surprises.
ReplyDeleteHi, I need to add this to my list of things to watch. I had not heard of the series. Which station is it on? My kids in my libraries loved Harry Potter. It is such a great series to hook reluctant readers. Thanks for sharing. I am praying for you too. :)
ReplyDeleteI totally agree that the supporting characters in HP are some of the best! Snape is an incredible character. I love it when his true nature becomes known.
ReplyDeleteI love Harry Potter series too as I have practically grown up with it. Each character has added to the beauty of the book. I particularly love Dobby and Snape.
ReplyDeleteI smiled at your answer to what makes Harry Potter memorable. Amen to that!
ReplyDeleteLoved the books. And Hail Hydra. :)
ReplyDeleteExcellent post - I am a massive HP fan!
ReplyDeleteHarry Potter is my favourite book series, I love it.
ReplyDeleteHmmm, Harry Potter series is still on the way. It shares the similar kind of influence in our country too.
ReplyDelete"What makes this series memorable. Every damn single thing." How true that is!
ReplyDeleteI too can't wait to watch Captain America 2!
We saw Captain America 2, and because of Agents of Shield, it wasn't quite as shocking. You'll know what I mean when you see it.
ReplyDeleteJ.K. Rowling did some pretty amazing things with that series. I've never even heard of Agents of Shield.
ReplyDeleteI still need to start watching Agents of SHIELD sometime!
ReplyDeleteVisiting on the 10th day of the #atozchallenge. Learning interesting new things on this blog hop day.The Harry Potter books have changed all our lives for the better! Congratulations on a well presented blog/theme. If you have time or interest, I am writing about gardening and related topics this month. Come and visit.
ReplyDeleteLike a lot of overgrown kids, I read and enjoyed the Harry Potter series. Rowling is a fine storyteller.
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