OMG!

[drakyndra]

OMG, I have HBP! I have read HBP!

And OMG it is fucking amazing!

I swear, I am so in love with this book. It's beautiful and terrible and clever and dark and funny and tragic and shocking...

And I saw hardly anything that was coming. The OMG-ness of it all!

JKR, you're my hero!
*bows down and is not worthy*

There are no words for how much I love this book. I swear, fucking fantastic stuff.

I have never, never gotten this excited or worked out by fandom before, and good gods it is worth it.

The entire fandom has gone completely batshit insane right now, and I love it!

*cackles as the fandom implodes*

Though, there is going to be some freaking fantastic fanfic written in the future, and I really can't wait!

It's definitely become my favourite so far, but from the looks of what is brewing, the last book is going to be the best damned thing ever.

Bring on Book 7!

Comments

[notmonica.livejournal.com]

*smooches* Thanks for not spoiling me!

Am in complete agreement with everything you said (except for the part of not seeing it coming).

[drakyndra.livejournal.com]

Well, I wouldn't want to ruin your fun...

And even though not seeing what would happen might make me stupid, I think I really preferred reading it that way - then it has impact.

[notmonica.livejournal.com]

And even though not seeing what would happen might make me stupid,
No, it doesn't make you stupid. That's just your reading style-you like the surprise! My husband is the same way; he refuses to discuss much HP theory with me for just that reason, he likes the surprise. Very frustrating for me-I live for theory! :)

[drakyndra.livejournal.com]

It's a bit odd, though, because I am very good normally at predicting things in other books and movies and all...it's just Harry Potter that tends to blind-side me.

Although, I much prefer being swept up in a story, and not knowing what would happened, then predicting it.