Cecilie

I did it. I finished a book. My first book of 2018. This is a huge step. Please, congratulate me 🎉🎉🎉
Also this book was phenomenal. I was just about to say 10/10, but since that's not how we rate things here; FIVE STARS

so like.... i love percabeth.

i mean, you can never go wrong when it's rick riordan and percy is involved

4.5 stars
I finished my first book in 2017 and I'm so happy it was this one. It was exciting and awesome and has a love line that seems like it will appear very soon. I loved it

Ahhh, this was so amazing!! Holy fuck I love these characters, I just wanted so much more thooooooo!!!

Still amazing. This time I listened to the audiobook and it was fucking fantastic. I can't even with how good this book is, it will forever be one of my favorites ever.

4.5 stars
Gahhh, this was so good! I found it to be really intense on the drama sometimes which I'd say is what knocked off half a star, but otherwise it was simply fantastic. I loved it.

Holy fuck. Holy shit. Holy gods. Holy fucking shit. Holy. Fucking. Shit.
I don't even know how to express myself. Holy fucking shit.
I am so pissed. And I am so excited. But so fucking pissed. Holy shit.
Holy fucking shit.
I have no words.

This was sooooo cute! Like all of Rainbow Rowell's other books, I needed so much more, but it was sooooo cuuuuuuuuuuuuuutee! And I adored the whole fandom-theme it had going on. Just great.

This was great!
It does in no way live up to the standard that is Harry Potter, but I really enjoyed it!
The format does change the detail of which the story can be told, and I think in particularly that this would have been better as a novel rather than a play.
I love the new characters, though, and Scorpius is an absolute treasure.
At times I did find the characters I knew well to be a bit out of character, but with a different author it's to be expected I guess. I like to think that the script J.K. Rowling originally wrote is not the end result we're reading Spoiler [In particular, the fact that Voldemort had a child, which I find in no way plausible, like, at all. It would have made more sense if Delphi had just been raised by Death Eaters and wanted Voldemort in charge. And that Harry's pain in his scar returning would be something like phantom pains because he was feeling deja vu of his youth when voldy was alive.] 
This story is quite a whirlwind, and would have been explained better in a novel, I mean things that would have been difficult and a real hard task were just glossed over. 
Overall, I really did enjoy it though, even if it isn't like the rest of the series. In a sense, I don't think it should have been branded as the eighth Harry Potter book, but instead as a spin-off, or something. 
Lastly, I just need to say this: we need a ship name for Albus and Scorpius.

This is just such a cute, witty and smart litte story. I loved it.

HOLY SHIT. I MEAN, HOLY FUCKING SHIT. 
I can't even begin to describe my feelings for this book. This SERIES. 
~speechless~
This series deserves all of the love it gets. It deserves all of the hype. It deserves everything. 
This book deserves all of the things, too. Because god-damn. And that epilogue as well. 
I am honestly so incredibly pumped for The Cursed Child because the five page preview I got of these kids was fantastic, and I don't think I will care about format or authors or whatever, because I just want more. 
Holy. Shit.
Harry Potter is life, man.

This was so great, I really enjoyed it. It's undoubtfully written for children, but nonetheless, I really liked it.

Really not what I was expecting at all, but I enjoyed it so much! And I found the ending so unexpected, like I truly did not see that coming.

4.5 stars Another fantastic Colleen Hoover book! Loved it, although not my favorite of the bunch xD

This was so wonderful! The characters were so real and oh my god I loved it so much. It was fun and kind of sad at the same time and just really great.

Oh
My god.
Every single chapter that started with Six Years Earlier made me want to crawl into a corner and weep. Just weep for hours and hours and hours.
Deeply, deeply, deeply emtional, I was so surprised, I literally picked this book up 8 hours ago. It's 1am, I just finished and I have school tomorrow. So, yep.
It's so addicting.
Amazing.
Tragic.
Wonderful.
All the feels.

I love it. I love it. I didn't think I'd love it, but I do.
I understand why people might be disappointed, but the ending did it for me. The connection back to the first book and how everything is wound together and the idea that this is a book of fact and not fiction, I just fucking love it.

These books are just so easy to read. So, so addictive, too.
They would make fantastic movies.
And while this wasn't what I expected, I ended up loving it. Moving on to the next one ASAP.

Not as bad as I expected.

Took me a while to get into, but the second half was fantastic!
And the photos really helped the story! All the descriptions wouldn't have been the same.

4.5 stars
Wonderful. Precious. Just great. I loved it.

My feelings are a bit all over the place. Fantastic as always.

Such a cute little story! Just an absolutely lovely adventure narrated wonderfully by Scarlett Johansson. Like it was so well done by Scarlett. I can't even. With the voices and everything just ahh... This audiobook was great.

I don't even know what to say at this point, these books are just absolutely fantastic and if anyone's the odd man out like me, then you should definitely read them because they're so worth it and I don't know what more to say than just amazing.