64 pages
English language
Published June 13, 2001 by Scholastic.
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Nothing exciting. The audiobook was especially obnoxious, with loud random sound effects making parts of the book difficult to hear. The "quidditch world cup coverage" at the end was the worst, with extremely loud shouting obscuring the voices. It tried to sound like live coverage but it was just loud and annoying.
Upon re-reading the novels, it's hard not to see the author's traditionalist, gender-conformist mindset.
Once, I believed in separating the art from the artist, but this is the first time I've had to try doing so while the artist is still alive and using wealth gained from their art to cause suffering.
Writers have power, the living have power, and the wealthy have power. She is all of those things. I have to do what I can to regain the power I gave her, and this is it.
This book will remain a staple for children who have yet to be jaded by the world.
