About Spoilers.

[Amadeo]

I stumbled upon that spoiler too -.- needless to say when I read the book I'll know exactly what page the big event happens on, let alone what it is -.-

[Kiro]

There are better books to read out there anyway.

[Xavier]

In a letter dated March 7, 2003 Cardinal Ratzinger thanked Kuby for her "instructive" book Harry Potter - gut oder böse (Harry Potter- good or evil?), in which Kuby says the Potter books corrupt the hearts of the young, preventing them from developing a properly ordered sense of good and evil, thus harming their relationship with God while that relationship is still in its infancy.

"It is good, that you enlighten people about Harry Potter, because those are subtle seductions, which act unnoticed and by this deeply distort Christianity in the soul, before it can grow properly," wrote Cardinal Ratzinger.

Seems all of Christianity agrees with you.

[Amarok]

There are better books to read out there anyway.

Your wit is astonishing.

[Elcura]

There are better books to read out there anyway.

Your wit is astonishing.

Northen Lights ftw.

[joft]

I'm currently reading Kafka's The Trial, having already read all of his short stories. Next on the list are Dostoevsky's The Idiot and The Brothers Karamazov, then in some order after that Borges' Labyrinths, Don Quixote and Camus' first 3 novels.

and I can read harry potter too if I fucking feel like it. if you didn't have your head too far up your ass to show how pretentious you are, you might take a moment to consider despite the elitist tendency to write off anything that is currently popular that harry potter might actually be one of the best damn bildungsroman or fantasy novels yet written and will have its place on the shelfs with other classics in the future

[Zigma]

I'm currently reading Kafka's The Trial, having already read all of his short stories. Next on the list are Dostoevsky's The Idiot and The Brothers Karamazov, then in some order after that Borges' Labyrinths, Don Quixote and Camus' first 3 novels.

and I can read harry potter too if I fucking feel like it. if you didn't have your head too far up your ass to show how pretentious you are, you might take a moment to consider despite the elitist tendency to write off anything that is currently popular that harry potter might actually be one of the best damn bildungsroman or fantasy novels yet written and will have its place on the shelfs with other classics in the future

pimps don't read books

[Elcura]

I'm currently reading Kafka's The Trial, having already read all of his short stories. Next on the list are Dostoevsky's The Idiot and The Brothers Karamazov, then in some order after that Borges' Labyrinths, Don Quixote and Camus' first 3 novels.

and I can read harry potter too if I fucking feel like it. if you didn't have your head too far up your ass to show how pretentious you are, you might take a moment to consider despite the elitist tendency to write off anything that is currently popular that harry potter might actually be one of the best damn bildungsroman or fantasy novels yet written and will have its place on the shelfs with other classics in the future

pimps don't read books

Yeah, they get their bitches to read it for them.

[Septimus]

In a letter dated March 7, 2003 Cardinal Ratzinger thanked Kuby for her "instructive" book Harry Potter - gut oder böse (Harry Potter- good or evil?), in which Kuby says the Potter books corrupt the hearts of the young, preventing them from developing a properly ordered sense of good and evil, thus harming their relationship with God while that relationship is still in its infancy.

"It is good, that you enlighten people about Harry Potter, because those are subtle seductions, which act unnoticed and by this deeply distort Christianity in the soul, before it can grow properly," wrote Cardinal Ratzinger.

Seems all of Christianity agrees with you.

It's a good thing that Cardinal Ratzinger talked about it, because if anyone knows anything about suducing youth...

<3 Jon Stewart