Harry Potter e il prigioniero di Azkaban

This is a Weasley appreciation post.

I am both pleasantly surprised and mad that I ended up enjoying this audiobook and getting invested in Sirius Black. The story really improved when we discovered more about the background story of events that happened before Harry's generation. I enjoyed learning more about the adult characters and

(A) 85% | Extraordinary Notes: Separating itself from its forebears, it's a story of greater complexity, darker tones, and a vastly expanded mythology.

I'm beginning to wonder if there will ever be a Defence Against The Dark Arts teacher who is just a teacher.

“Don't let the muggles get you down.” Yup yup yup I love this book.

I last read this book when I was 14 years old, given that I'm almost 32 now, I have a whole new perspective on it. Despite the fact that I gave this book 5 stars previously, I have to admit that it didn't grow on me until this, my second read. Confession time: I didn't like Remus or Sirius. *Khanh du Leggi tutto

(A) 85% | Extraordinary Notes: A flavorful foreboding, it plies expanded bandwidth, like ripened fruit, and more acute: a sweet and spicy sandwich.

I have so much more love for this one re-reading it as an adult. Five stars of course.

It's a rainy Sunday. It's colder than it should be this time of the year, so I'm drinking a delicious cup of coffee and I'm browsing my Goodreads shelves only to realise that I haven't written a Harry Potter review. Not a single one. So, I decided to start with the first Harry Potter book I ever rea Leggi tutto

This home prison a.k.a voluntarily quarantine making cookies and throwing them into trash days( I never say I’m a good cook and each day I’m getting worse!) giving me nostalgic vibes. It’s like living never ending mercury retrograde! You don’t want to start a new thing, you have to go back to your p Leggi tutto