by John Tiffany and Jack Thorne,
based on an original story by J.K. Rowling
donated copy, hardcover, 308 pages
genre: play script, fantasy
I'm so glad I read this! At first, it really bothered me and I didn't like where the story was going . . . but it made sense by the end. I liked some of the new Potterverse perspectives. I did *not* like the crummy parenting that Harry and Ginny gave to Albus! Dude! How could they be so clueless?!
Delphi was only a little bit of a surprise, since it has been hard to completely ignore references to this story. I don't know that I'd like to see the play, but I'll enjoy re-reading this book.
I loved the friendship between Albus and Scorpius! In fact, Scorpius was my favorite character. The time travel and alternate realities got a bit mind-bending at times. Most of all, this seems to be a story about parents and children. A tale as old as time!
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