This is quite pity worth, but insanely so agreable and I atually believe that you are right. At least to certain degrees. I, honestly, hate both the television series and the books. Unlike other people I was not "shocked" or "appalled" at the dirty nature of this book. Personally I've read far worse and have not been offended. The thing that really got me about this book was the sheer bad writing. The characters, which should be the backbone of any novel, are shallow and far too two-dimensional. They're popular, dress in fabulous clothes (which the author can't help but describe, the only real detail you'll get in this book), get drunk, have sex, get high, and spread rumors. Each one of them are the stereotypes of every character you'll find in any trashy teen novels; Meh... the series of Private by Kate Brian is written better and I hate that series as well.

Forget both Harry/Hermione and Ron/Hermione shippers; my sole focus of intense fandom of the non-happening (ie; Harry/Hermione was never going to happen) was focused upon Draco/Hermione. Not nearly as boring as the latter two. Provided great entertainment.

Um, wow. So it's about two people that I don't know and yet they seem to have an incredibly complicated relationship.


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