Language: English
Authors: J K Rowling, Jack Throne, John Tiffany
Publisher: Little Brown
Published Year: 2016
VERDICT: 7/10
This is the eight book of the Harry Potter series. A story that happens 17 years later.
AIM
This book was published as a result of an attempt to satisfy the unquenchable desire of the Harry Potter fans worldwide. The story tries to showcase what happened to Harry Potter after the Battle of Hogwarts. How he managed his job, his family life etc. It also makes us realize the difficulties of the son of the saviour for the magical world. The expectations to achieve something but failing to do so.
STORYLINE
The book is in drama form. It starts where the 7th book, Deathly Hallows, ended. Harry's second son Albus is placed in Slytherin, the House which is supposed to be more evil and he befriends Scorpius Malfoy, son of Draco Malfoy, Harry's school enemy. His School years passes and he distances himself from his father, as he isn't able to achieve anything in life. Then he starts realizing that his father is not perfect and he wants to achieve something by redoing his father's mistake. So he decides to save Cedric Diggory, who died in vain. For that he finds a time turner and moves back in time with help of Scorpius and Delphi, a nurse taking care of Amos Diggory, father of Cedric. This leads to unthinkable consequences.
To know what happens read the book.........................
MERITS:
>Included many parts from fans fictions, which had showed many of the elements in this play far before
>Was able to satisfy Harry Potter fans
>The story was able to showcase the mindset and feelings of characters well
DEMERITS:
> Basic principles coined in the first 7 books about time travel is entirely
>The Script format was unexpected and many readers were not happy with it
>The story was too much for audience to aphrehend
OVERALL
It was good to read the eight book though it failed to keep with the standards of its predecessors. The theme went above the heads of many Harry Potter fans as the basic principles laid down in previous books was abandoned
Authors: J K Rowling, Jack Throne, John Tiffany
Publisher: Little Brown
Published Year: 2016
VERDICT: 7/10
This is the eight book of the Harry Potter series. A story that happens 17 years later.
AIM
This book was published as a result of an attempt to satisfy the unquenchable desire of the Harry Potter fans worldwide. The story tries to showcase what happened to Harry Potter after the Battle of Hogwarts. How he managed his job, his family life etc. It also makes us realize the difficulties of the son of the saviour for the magical world. The expectations to achieve something but failing to do so.
STORYLINE
The book is in drama form. It starts where the 7th book, Deathly Hallows, ended. Harry's second son Albus is placed in Slytherin, the House which is supposed to be more evil and he befriends Scorpius Malfoy, son of Draco Malfoy, Harry's school enemy. His School years passes and he distances himself from his father, as he isn't able to achieve anything in life. Then he starts realizing that his father is not perfect and he wants to achieve something by redoing his father's mistake. So he decides to save Cedric Diggory, who died in vain. For that he finds a time turner and moves back in time with help of Scorpius and Delphi, a nurse taking care of Amos Diggory, father of Cedric. This leads to unthinkable consequences.
To know what happens read the book.........................
MERITS:
>Included many parts from fans fictions, which had showed many of the elements in this play far before
>Was able to satisfy Harry Potter fans
>The story was able to showcase the mindset and feelings of characters well
DEMERITS:
> Basic principles coined in the first 7 books about time travel is entirely
>The Script format was unexpected and many readers were not happy with it
>The story was too much for audience to aphrehend
OVERALL
It was good to read the eight book though it failed to keep with the standards of its predecessors. The theme went above the heads of many Harry Potter fans as the basic principles laid down in previous books was abandoned
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