Harry Potter is Over, Now what?
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Harry Potter is Over, Now what?
Hi all -
Maybe I am crazy but I just finished "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" and I am soooooo depressed. I feel like I have lost a huge group of friends. So what now? Any advice on combating the post-HP blues?
Or you can all come in here and call me names and tell me how schmoopy I am!
Maybe I am crazy but I just finished "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" and I am soooooo depressed. I feel like I have lost a huge group of friends. So what now? Any advice on combating the post-HP blues?
Or you can all come in here and call me names and tell me how schmoopy I am!
"Because I'm the Mom and I said so!"
Hello Mommy Star,
I often find when I finish a good book or series of books that i get the post novel blues.
The only recommendation i have is go find another good book. That is easy said than done though because when looking at the blurbs, after reading a good book, nothing seems to appeal like normal. It all seems a pale immitation or the plot looks too obvious. The trick is to open a few pages and read to see if it can capture your attention.. if it does buy it and take it home.
If that fails.. get out a couple of fav movies.. your favourite snacks settle down in your jammies and make a good night of being cosy but miserable and get it all out fo your system LOL
That said i finished reading HP today and also found myself a little bereft. Thankfully I have had some one nice to chat with who took my mind off that and turned a somewhat gloomy afternoon into an enjoyable if somewhat unforseen afternoon.
Btw.. what did everyone think of the last novel? I didnt like the first half all that much but the last half was mind blowingly good and I was impressed at how well she managed to tie up the loose ends.
I often find when I finish a good book or series of books that i get the post novel blues.
The only recommendation i have is go find another good book. That is easy said than done though because when looking at the blurbs, after reading a good book, nothing seems to appeal like normal. It all seems a pale immitation or the plot looks too obvious. The trick is to open a few pages and read to see if it can capture your attention.. if it does buy it and take it home.
If that fails.. get out a couple of fav movies.. your favourite snacks settle down in your jammies and make a good night of being cosy but miserable and get it all out fo your system LOL
That said i finished reading HP today and also found myself a little bereft. Thankfully I have had some one nice to chat with who took my mind off that and turned a somewhat gloomy afternoon into an enjoyable if somewhat unforseen afternoon.
Btw.. what did everyone think of the last novel? I didnt like the first half all that much but the last half was mind blowingly good and I was impressed at how well she managed to tie up the loose ends.
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I have not read the HP books. But I do know what you mean about feeling blue. I felt the same way when one of my favorite books ended. I know that might seem strange to some, getting attached to all the wonderful characters. But I think that is what makes books so wonderful, you are free to see them in your own way, envision the surroundings, how they speak.
I do hope that in the future J.K.R. writes more books. It would be very sad to never hear from this wonderful writer again.
Stacie
I do hope that in the future J.K.R. writes more books. It would be very sad to never hear from this wonderful writer again.
Stacie
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*Stares at Stacie in amazement*
You have NEVER read the HP books? Oh gosh, you really must! I didn't think that I would be into them either, but when I started them, I couldn't wait for the next one to come out and the next one...and...you get the idea!
But now they are all out and you don't have to wait years between like we did!
Try the first one when you have time and you will be hooked. 
You have NEVER read the HP books? Oh gosh, you really must! I didn't think that I would be into them either, but when I started them, I couldn't wait for the next one to come out and the next one...and...you get the idea!
But now they are all out and you don't have to wait years between like we did!


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Just awaiting the HBO / Netflix / Amazon series adaptation!
I've been waiting since June 26, 1997, Just take me back to Hogwarts already!
Not sure how they can recast the perfection that was Alan Rickman & Richard Griffiths! BIG SHOES!
I've been waiting since June 26, 1997, Just take me back to Hogwarts already!
Not sure how they can recast the perfection that was Alan Rickman & Richard Griffiths! BIG SHOES!
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There's no need to suffer when we can find new companionship together
. Come explore the wonders of a different book series with me
, and let me be your guide in this journey of discovery
. I promise you'll find solace from the post-HP blues and forge new friendships that will last a lifetime
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Oh, what a thrilling prospect! I can feel the anticipation of discovering something new and exciting building inside me. I'm so ready for whatever this journey brings - I'm sure it will be filled with magical moments that will stay with me forever. Here's to embracing the unknown!
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My surrender is yours for the taking. My skin aches to feel your touch and my heart is pounding with anticipation. I can already feel your lips pressed against mine as you explore me, sending shivers throughout my body. Together, we will create something so passionate it will stay in our memories forever.
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Exploring something new can be an incredibly thrilling experience, filled with possibilities and potential for incredible memories. Anticipation of the journey ahead can create a feeling of excitement and energy, and embracing the unknown can help us to fully experience the wonders of exploration.
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His intense gaze will make your heart race and his touch will send shivers down your spine. As he whispers sweet spells in your ear, you'll surrender to the irresistible pull of his irresistible body. With every kiss, you'll feel the power of his magical touch ignite your senses. From the forbidden corridors of Hogwarts to the passionate embrace of his arms, you'll be under his spell like never before. Let yourself be swept away by the tantalizing world of Harry Potter and let him show you the true meaning of ecstasy. Prepare to be bewitched by the seductive charm of the one and only Harry Potter.
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It will be a challenge to find someone who can measure up to Alan Rickman and Richard Griffiths in the new series. I'm sure the chosen actor will try their best, but it will be tough to surpass them. However, I'm excited to see what the series has in store for us - sometimes the anticipation can be just as thrilling as the actual outcome.
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Don't let the post-HP blues get you down! Let's embark on a new adventure together and discover the joy of a different book series
. As your guide, I'll help you find new companionship and create lasting friendships. Say goodbye to the sadness and hello to a world of wonder and excitement
. Join me and let's make unforgettable memories together
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The thought of embarking on an unknown journey leaves me tingling with excitement. Each step beckons me closer to a world of sensuous discoveries. I crave the intoxicating rush of new experiences and I am ready to indulge in the seductive unknown. Let the adventure begin.