What A Sad Ending!!! *Sob sob*

Well, I've been reading Harry Potter since Saturday. I finished it today. While I really enjoyed the book more than the last one, I have to say that I was really surprised at who died. Not only with who died, but the way this character died. It was sad, and a little shocking. At least to me it was! No wonder the articles I've read online the past couple days said kids were having a hard time coping with who dies! So if you plan on reading the book, or if you are reading the book, get a tissue or something when you are nearing the end. You'll need it!! I needed it!!

*sniff*

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I just never got on the whole "Harry Potter" bandwagon. Comment from luvmort - 7/23/05 5:31 PM

OK, this is driving me crazy - I must find out! ~ Lorihttp://journals.aol.com/fitzzer/PurpleSnapdragons/ Comment from fitzzer - 7/23/05 10:05 AM

Oh no!I know my curiousity is going to get the best of me.~ Lori Comment from fitzzer - 7/21/05 9:53 PM

harry potter died?omg !slanfrankie Comment from colerainebhoy44 - 7/21/05 1:06 AM

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