New question: how can some people read books over?  I've tried that before, and at first it was okay, but after like 10 pages, I remembered every last detail that happened in the book, so it was boring.  What is the point of reading a book more than once?  (not being sarcastic, I'm honestly curious as to why some people enjoy that, but I can't).

Kitty

 shell696@cs.com wrote:

I would. I love these books! I have all of them and am about to read them again!

~Michele


"Joe Earles" wrote:

>The reasons to love this story are too numerous to list. I won't even try because no one else would really be interested either.
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>  Well, let me tell you this.  My daughter (who is currently 10 1/2) is also a Harry Potter enthusiast and she also ravenously read each new book Harry Potter book, in turn, as it was released.  I, however, did not think I could possibly like them and so I didn't even bother attempting any of them.
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>  However, when the first movie came out, I had to accompany my daughter to see it and was EXTREMELY pleasantly surprised at how well I liked it.  And I think I actually enjoyed the second movie even more.  I can't say why Joe likes it so much, but I can CERTAINLY understand why he would.

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