Omg. Omg just... omg. I absolutely LOVED this book! Can't wait to read the second one! (once I purpose it). I'm also going to write a proper review on my blog tonight :)

A river of tears flowed this evening :(

What am I supposed to do now?! I can't wait a further 9 days before the Cursed Child is delivered to me! That's torture!

OH YEAAAH! Two down, five to go! These books make so happy to escape everything! Shit, I've got housework to do... Ugh...

They just get better and better, don't they? No matter how many times you read them (twice now for me) they never seem to become dull. I get shivers over this one, especially when Lord Voldemort (that's right, I said his name) is resurrected. I was tense, scared and repulsed by the acts of him from this book until the very last one. These are the only books that ever make me feel every emotion a human could possibly conjure. Damn you JK Rowling for not making books eight to ninety-nine!

Epic! Can't wait to read Crooked Kingdom!

It wasn't as scary as I would have liked it to be. And I can't really say that it was a 'ghost' story. Was it? I don't know haha

I'm not sure my brain will be able to conjure a review for this because BOOK HANGOVER!

This was a bizarre, impressive, and an extremely confusing read. I loved it! But there are some questions that will probably remain unanswered, and I can't help but wonder if the author intended it to be that way. It was so intriguing! Funny. Disturbing. Disgusting! I also wonder if there are elements of psychological aspects to it, too, because in parts it screamed of possible mental health problems. Or maybe I'm reading far too much into it and it simply is just a spin on the Russian folklore, Baba Yaga. Which I have yet to look up... I probably should've done that *before* I read this book! Nevertheless it was *such* an amazing and weird read! I would definitely suggest this book to anyone. As it's a book that *needs* to be discussed.