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A review by akshansh
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child: Parts One and Two by J.K. Rowling
4.0
1) It's a play, not a full–fledged novel.
2) None of us grew up reading Camus, Kundera and/or Nietzsche, unless maybe you were one of the Royal Tenenbaums. So for Potterheads who think this book embarrassed them intellectually, I'd suggest that you please try to recall the time when you waited, rather impatiently, year after year, for the next Harry Potter, and how plot lines and thematic progression weren't your top priorities.
3) Can we please have a standalone Rose Granger-Weasley movie?
2) None of us grew up reading Camus, Kundera and/or Nietzsche, unless maybe you were one of the Royal Tenenbaums. So for Potterheads who think this book embarrassed them intellectually, I'd suggest that you please try to recall the time when you waited, rather impatiently, year after year, for the next Harry Potter, and how plot lines and thematic progression weren't your top priorities.
3) Can we please have a standalone Rose Granger-Weasley movie?