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GryffindorDragon
Tuesday 15th August 2006 14:03 | Harry Potter and the Book of Ages | Arabella the sister of Dumbledore ? Not likely -- without magic she would not have the longevity he has; so any squib sister would likely be already dead . Marge again .
| amamama
Tuesday 30th August 2005 03:37 | Harry Potter and the Book of Ages | Hmmm. Interesting. A silver sickle in a shop in Little
Whinging? How curious. Aunt Marge is the ugliest ever,
rotten to the core. Why don't someone give her a good
whipping? And why nobody reacted to the neglect Harry was..
(grmbl... what's the word?).. subjected to in his childhood, is more
than I understand.
Interesting, I look forward to catching up with this piece. Thanks for sharing!
| sonicdale
Sunday 22nd May 2005 22:59 | Harry Potter and the Book of Ages | More of a prologue - not enough dialogue for a right proper chapter, but it works. Good show.
Liked the fact that Harry's learning to control his emotions - at least
a bit. And that Ginny is a good influence on him. At least the thought
of her is. Can't wait to see him and her together.
A sickle? Must be a porkey. Heh. This is where the plot thickens, yes?
| Arnel
Thursday 31st March 2005 08:24 | Harry Potter and the Book of Ages | This is off to a great start, but you're a cruel, cruel author...a cliffhanger at the end of chapter one? Shame on you! I'm glad you've posted the second chapter so that I can see what Harry's fate is going to be in the near future.
I liked several aspects of this story upon which I'll comment. First, you handle Harry's aunts very well; they're both as despicable as I remember them to be together in Book 3. I chuckled at Harry's thoughts regarding Marge's ventriloquist act with Aunt Petunia, her being shocked into silence when Harry's wand was nowhere on his person and Harry's thoughts of her reaction to his choice of dog biscuits. I also thought, as I read the last few lines, that it was rather interesting that they sent Harry out at such a late hour on said errand: wouldn't it be just like someone (read Death Eaters) to use Polyjuice Potion to impersonate Aunt Marge to set Harry up? Second, you seem very adept at writing teenage boys; perhaps you are channelling one? Finally, Harry's thoughts of Ginny really got to me and I hope that when all is said and done these two feel free to take their friendship a little further than it already is.
I'm looking forward to reading the next chapters. Please post again soon. | p0tterfan
Tuesday 29th March 2005 21:57 | Harry Potter and the Book of Ages | | Harry's suddenly discovered Ginny over the summer ... would have been
better to make a gradual transition no? Anyhow, let's see where
the story leads...
| dophingirl79
Tuesday 29th March 2005 12:32 | Harry Potter and the Book of Ages | | I guess Harry isn't the only wizzard around. Keep up the good work, I'm off to read the next chapter. |
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