harry potter ---- never the final episode ....

[charlie chan]

3 pages in and how has this not been moved to the new OT section???

[ron l edmiston]

3 pages in and how has this not been moved to the new OT section???

just watin for a ass thrashin from my pal/friend --- jerk ..

"OT" -- beam me up tall man..
sorry...
time to ride ..end of thread,

ronnie

[Steve-O]

For my 8 year old Harry Potter was the gateway drug for Tolkien. Now that we have read both series back to back it is a bit of a toss-up on who I like more. (this from a 40 year old dad who grew up reading Tolkien and was skeptical of Rowling)...

There's a lot of crap out there that kids read these days. Harry Potter shines compared to most of it. If your going to make a bike analogy then Harry Potter is more like a fine mass produced Japanese Panasonic, Bridgestone, or Miyata. Not the master work of Sachs, Pegoretti, or others, but a tool you can still win races with... I'll take it...

[edoz]

Keep in mind, these were her first books. They may not be great literature to some, but treat her like a framebuilder building his first frames. Each one gets better, and those who watch get to see the growth of an artist. Also, just like with bikes, it's better that kids read HP than nothing. Think of that Miyata as a gateway to a Pegoretti.

[davids]

tammy & ronnie just home from "deathly hallows," really enjoyed ---" waitin for the final stroke of the wand.."

sure as frick don't wanta be a "mudblood.."

ronnie

I finished reading "Anna Karenina" and saw "Deathly Hallows" on Saturday. It was a very good day atmo.