A very insightful, important read that had me really considering the impact of the private rental market on poverty, and my own community, for the first time. I’m really glad I read it. My only small complaint is that it was a little tricky keeping all the “characters” straight from reading to reading.

So much quidditch. I felt like I was being tricked into watching sports. But Harry is considerably more likable compared to book two and the last few chapters were really interesting. This book definitely takes a turn for the darker compared to the first two.