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the_bec 's review for:
The Tales of Beedle the Bard
by J.K. Rowling
There really isn't a whole lot I can blab about this book. It was loads of fun to read, of course, because I loved Harry Potter so much and returned to his half-backwards world is always a jolly good time.
I suppose the one thing I feel I need to say is how the short stories found in this book don't seem forced. When I first heard of this book I felt it was Rowling trying to make a quick buck by vomiting out a bunch of nonsense, but I was wrong. It actually feels like she put some time towards it, which I think all of her fans truly appreciate. You could also see her love for her own fictional world bleed through, and I think it softened the blow for a lot of fans when it came to Harry Potter officially coming to an end.
I suppose the one thing I feel I need to say is how the short stories found in this book don't seem forced. When I first heard of this book I felt it was Rowling trying to make a quick buck by vomiting out a bunch of nonsense, but I was wrong. It actually feels like she put some time towards it, which I think all of her fans truly appreciate. You could also see her love for her own fictional world bleed through, and I think it softened the blow for a lot of fans when it came to Harry Potter officially coming to an end.