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A review by ceelie
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince by J.K. Rowling
4.0
Whenever I read thick books, it's always a hard time for me reading it under a short time span. Mostly because procrastination takes over, or unfortunately, boredom.
In the case of Harry Potter books, though, that's not it. (Procrastination probably, but NOT boredom). I always enjoy reading these books! No matter how long it takes for me to do it. I feel so in sink with the story that I really feel out of this world.
The 6th book was as usual, very well-written. It's so interesting having a glimpse of Voldemort's past and a bit of his stories.
The last chapters, though, I knew what was coming. I was literally so focused on reading that part. *ugly crying*
It's also convenient how in Pottermore, I have the same phase regarding the Christmas stories and riddles!
In the case of Harry Potter books, though, that's not it. (Procrastination probably, but NOT boredom). I always enjoy reading these books! No matter how long it takes for me to do it. I feel so in sink with the story that I really feel out of this world.
The 6th book was as usual, very well-written. It's so interesting having a glimpse of Voldemort's past and a bit of his stories.
The last chapters, though, I knew what was coming. I was literally so focused on reading that part. *ugly crying*
It's also convenient how in Pottermore, I have the same phase regarding the Christmas stories and riddles!