pyromain Sunday 9th September 2007 07:07 | A Slinky Kind of Summer |
I really liked this story, it takes some time to get threw his big scull but in the end he gets to see that Ginny is a person with more grasp on how to handel Harry then an other in his world. |
Patches Thursday 16th August 2007 14:29 | A Slinky Kind of Summer |
This is a great story. I really like the fact that it is leading to Harry finally discovering just how wonderful Ginny is. Thanks for writing. p |
The Boss Friday 15th June 2007 23:20 | A Slinky Kind of Summer |
Aww.
What a nice ending to a somehow troubled Harry
Excellent work
The Boss |
EJH0904 Saturday 14th April 2007 13:39 | A Slinky Kind of Summer |
I know this is from 2004, but I absolutely loved it. It was so sweet and genuine, and it showed a remorseful, grieving Harry without being utterly over the top. Very tastefully done. |
Narumi Friday 13th April 2007 17:27 | A Slinky Kind of Summer |
That was perfectly sweet! And just how I would have imagined it happening. Ginny rambling on, and here's Harry *actually* listening. MM. |
meddymo Wednesday 11th April 2007 14:35 | A Slinky Kind of Summer |
How lovely! Thanks for posting this. Well deserving of SOTW. |
Arnel Wednesday 11th April 2007 13:18 | A Slinky Kind of Summer |
Congratulations on having this story chosen as Story of the Week!
I really like how persistant Ginny is and that she just keeps Harry company while not asking anything of him other than to let her be in the same room with him.
I smiled all the way through. Great story! |
Chatmandu Tuesday 10th April 2007 19:02 | A Slinky Kind of Summer |
In a world on angst, a nice bit of fluff is SO welcome. I've noted before that fluff gets boring if not done well, but you really captured the essence of the canon characters and made them come alive!
Oh, and congradulations on an excellent guess at when Harry finally starts to notice Ginny. |
rdprice29 Tuesday 10th April 2007 17:49 | A Slinky Kind of Summer |
This was adorable. Great job! |
Chatmandu Tuesday 10th April 2007 17:15 | A Slinky Kind of Summer |
In a world on angst, a nice bit of fluff is SO welcome. I've noted before that fluff gets boring if not done well, but you really captured the essence of the canon characters and made them come alive!
Oh, and congradulations on an excellent guess at when Harry finally starts to notice Ginny. |
jeanne Tuesday 10th April 2007 06:31 | A Slinky Kind of Summer |
This is the very best,'learning to deal with, and slowly move on from Serius,s death' that I have ever read. Extremely well thought out and written. |
critmo Tuesday 10th April 2007 06:00 | A Slinky Kind of Summer |
I still like it, and the thing I like best is the mental image you create with Ginny's incessant talking like a constant stream that starts turning the wheels in Harry's head. |
Grandma Kate Tuesday 10th April 2007 02:22 | A Slinky Kind of Summer |
This is a delightful story. I absolutely loved Ginny's monologue and Harry's thoughts. Chatty Ginny, indeed.
His bringing her a slinky was such a kind thing to do. |
jezziep Monday 9th April 2007 18:24 | A Slinky Kind of Summer |
Well, that was just wonderful. Very well done! I hope to see more from you. PLEASE??? |
cckeimig Monday 9th April 2007 18:12 | A Slinky Kind of Summer |
Very nice moment of healing. Thanks for sharing this with us. |
ibelieveintruelove Monday 9th April 2007 15:33 | A Slinky Kind of Summer |
Awww very cute. Harry and Ginny connecting over a slinky, who would've thought? lol
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Igerne Monday 9th April 2007 06:36 | A Slinky Kind of Summer |
this is perfect!!!! thank you so much for sharing it. I really loved reading it and giggling my way through. |
Uzamaki-girl Friday 8th September 2006 21:38 | A Slinky Kind of Summer |
This was sweet.^^ |
DADAGinny Wednesday 5th January 2005 12:17 | A Slinky Kind of Summer |
Very nice story. Not mushy, just a nice beginning of a deeper friendship.
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bluejeanphoenix Wednesday 1st December 2004 01:10 | A Slinky Kind of Summer |
So many sixth year fics (mine included) involve lots of storm and stress for Harry...big relevations, gasping, sobbing, raging...it was sort of his M.O. in Book 5...but this is so perfect...SUBTLE. Subtle and perfect.
Nicely done! |
PenelopeBlack Saturday 10th July 2004 15:02 | A Slinky Kind of Summer |
Aww, what a great story. I really like the idea of Ginny talking nonstop to cheer Harry up. It definitely seems like something she would do. Very creative title too. Loved the ending. |
Cera Sunday 4th July 2004 13:26 | A Slinky Kind of Summer |
Oh, those were funny stories!
Great job, I really like it. |
LisaQT3 Tuesday 29th June 2004 21:28 | A Slinky Kind of Summer |
The idea behind this story was very interesting. I really liked that you went back to something we know about Ginny (she never shuts up) and expanded on it. It was a nice little friendship story.
I might go back and edit the parts with Hermione just a bit. A few of her lines seemed a little out of character. Examples:
"[The books I already own] didn't make me happy!"
and
"Blushing Harry? I suppose you saw Cho Chang down the street with Michael Corner then?"
Those lines just didn't sound right to me. I don't think Hermione finds happiness or fulfillment in her books (although she enjoys them) and I don't think she would tease Harry like that. But that's just my opinion.
I liked the story though, and thought the little Weasley ancedotes were adorable. And it was great to see Ginny reaching Harry just through her persistence. It's just so...Ginny of her, I guess. Anyway, good job. |
Tuesday 29th June 2004 21:28 | A Slinky Kind of Summer (Author Response) |
Thank you for the comments and feedback, but I think I will leave the story the way it is. |
Velvethope Tuesday 29th June 2004 18:29 | A Slinky Kind of Summer |
Ah that was terribly sweet! I really enjoyed it... and I miss Keen Eddie too. lol |
natbag Tuesday 29th June 2004 08:34 | A Slinky Kind of Summer |
"but none of that mattered as Harry reveled in being a teenager"
Finally! People push him far too far sometimes, he just needs to be a kid!
Glad you resurrected the slinky, it was my favourite childhood toy.
Nicely written and stays true to form. Thank God Ginny is there to save Harry. Congrats! |
Ima Quidditch Fan Monday 28th June 2004 23:57 | A Slinky Kind of Summer |
That was great! Go, Ginny!
I love that she talked him out of his stuper. |