I am a little disappointed by the popularity of Ms. Rowling’s books. Clearly, they promote sorcery.
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Christie S.
Hee hee…very funny! And I appreciate that, being true to their nature of tormenting their prey, they didn’t release any spoilers!
I’ve been avoiding purchasing the book as I am packing up my house to move to GA on Monday. If I buy the book, all work will cease until I’ve finished reading it. I don’t have TIME to do that. So, I’m torturing myself, lolol.
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Christie S.
Hey, Doug. They also promote friendship, good over evil, ideologies of teamwork and fair play, morality and accepting responsibility for one’s actions.
Maybe that’s why it’s called fantasy? (snark)
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Laurence Simon
There’s always room for more cat opinions…
DougJ
I am a little disappointed by the popularity of Ms. Rowling’s books. Clearly, they promote sorcery.
Christie S.
Hee hee…very funny! And I appreciate that, being true to their nature of tormenting their prey, they didn’t release any spoilers!
I’ve been avoiding purchasing the book as I am packing up my house to move to GA on Monday. If I buy the book, all work will cease until I’ve finished reading it. I don’t have TIME to do that. So, I’m torturing myself, lolol.
Christie S.
Hey, Doug. They also promote friendship, good over evil, ideologies of teamwork and fair play, morality and accepting responsibility for one’s actions.
Maybe that’s why it’s called fantasy? (snark)