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I dont think I'll ever read it bc I dont want it to ruin Harry Potter. I just pretend it doesn't exist because 7 was such a huge number in the books

Most fans don't count Cursed Child as cannon.

@@i_am_agoof_ball5990 and I am one of them

I was part of an HP group on Facebook, everyone used to praise Rowling. Since CC came out, her reputation went down to the rabbit hole. Memes all over the place. and nobody takes her statements about the franchise seriously now.

It isn't I FUCKING HATE IT!!

Or umbridge

Or Bellatrix. I mean: [probably I should spoiler sign this] She has a child with voldemort in this book. Selfinsert Fanfiction :D

Well it is a poorly written fanfiction 😬

Clemons Craft That is sooooooooooooooooo true

Livi msp the book is TERRIBLE but the play was absolute MAGIC it’s amazing

And the 7 potters

@@carlycoats Aren't there 9? So 7 kids?

@@devajsanghvi15 how 7 potters?

@ Ohhhh Thankss

idc if the numbers may be different but the story is the pain in the butt

Meanwhile booktok be like: 🔥🔥🔥. Also people chill I’m apart of booktok but not the toxic part of it.

I think the real controversy is liking twilight in 2021 now 😂😂😂

I’m rereading twilight right now to see if it was me, or the book. And the book STILL disturbed me so much…

fr ahhaha ive only read the first one. how are the rest really

Did you like it?

EXACTLY. At first I did not get that or approve... but now I've thought about it, it's not as crazy as it seems. It's obvious that he didn't love her, but he's the kind of person who would have sex with someone he doesn't love.

@Connor Gregory yep in the cursed child. a bit of a shock to read

i tried to make myself like the cursed child but i couldn’t, it just wasn’t the same as the others

I have a headcanon that Bellatrix confunded him lol

WAIT WHAT. Now I read your comment and I spoiled myself😂

If she would have said percy jackson i would have died

I would have screamed

Um if she said percy jackson id knock o her door and tellher to take it back and my boyfriends a sad seaweed now and hes destraught.

I am on book four and thanks for warning me

Exactly.

Dream Carver Yesss!

I still don't know who the Cursed Child was

@@thedangerousivy Albus Potter probably or Daphne diggory

@@rxvncore or maybe even scorpious with the way the book was

Yes! The only good thing Cursed Child did for me was that it destroyed the prejudice I had against Slytherin, that's all.

i love this comment

Are you a Slytherin? 😂

@@Alexa-ot6fo 🐍🐍🐍 How'd you know?

YES! ANOTHER SNAKE! 🐍

I feel bad for you considering you bought it

Runawayto Sam'sTown yes the script is bad but I saw the play in Melbourne and it was incredible!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I've read Cursed Child when it first came out. But it changed already known canon, the second task in GoF. And I hated it for that. I never could finish it again. And I didn't really like the plot

Did it teach you nothing? Time travel bad

I hate it, at first i was shy to say it because my best friend loves it... but then i realized that there was more people that think like me

Let Go Get A Time Turner then😂

Correction, BADLY written fanfiction, it's almost as if they'd gotten inspiration from My Immortal, if you've read Harry Potter fanfiction, you've heard of that mess

is it bad that, as TERRIBLE as it was, i really like it!? like i actually loved cursed child

a lot of people don't like it they say they've read the script and it's horrible and recommends not to read it and you have your own opinion and others have

My best friend LOVES this book. She’s the only one I know who didn’t hate it 😂

I think if it were put as a stand-alone it would be better. I personally think it’s fun and pretty decent. Not something I get invested in, but something fun to read when I’ve got nothing else. I think it’s good.

Shreya Madheswaran I agree

Also in terms of the movies. I liked Divergent’s movie but the next two got progressively worse

I like all of them but the last book and four

THANK YOU. “Insurgent” is too romance-filled, and I couldn’t even finish “Allegiant,” I lost interest so quickly. “Divergent” is much better than the other two. I have the same feelings about “The Hunger Games.” The first book was good, but it just went downhill from there.

Mmm yeah I agree, I can't bring myself to read allegiant after insurgent...that was a fail but I loved divergent and four...four was actually pretty interesting

Daren Neesken I literally just re-read divergent 2 days ago bc of social isolation... that book goes hard

Lol

Daren Neesken omg yesss

Thank you!!!

Tarah Gudmundson same I just finished rereading like an hour ago

YES!

I just learned from an informative video that Divergent came because Hunger Games popularized the sub genre of YA distopia. Then many other like The Maze Runner appeared.

Well not really. I own all of the divergent books and the author claims in the back that the book had nothing to do with the hunger games. She tried writing it 2 years before and abandoned it. 🤷🏽‍♀️

MIDNIGHT Brushes it can only wish it was as good as Hunger Games

I only came here to see if anyone else knows what the maze runner is because for some reason people don't know what it is

Omg. I thought I was the only one who had that opinion. Until I came here. A place with smart people.

Someone Somewhere same, it’s a disgrace.

damn its sad to you that people want to gain money lmao

mellow It’s just disappointing that the Cursed Child and the Fantastic Beasts movies were all made to take advantage of fans for money. JK really just needs to let Harry Potter go and stop beating a dead horse. She got her 1 billion pounds (the first author to reach that amount in net worth). I think she really needs to let the series go.

@@molly386 ?? im sorry but there are people who are enjoying the fantastic beasts, so you're just saying fuck those people because you feel a certain way

readbyzoe 😂

readbyzoe 666 likes

readbyzoe LMAO

Theatre squad 2003 777 likes now

I'm prepared

It's basically Pedophilia.

I know I just hated it so much, I sniffed it from the beginning and prayed that it wasn't happening uhhggg too bad

But like what does imprinting mean. I just thought that meant he was like in love. By in love I mean like a friend.

I haven't read Breaking Dawn but my friend told me that happens and I was actually like wtf, it's disturbing and it makes no sense lmao

@@velvet4118 it's bad... Really bad.

Is that the gay prince of the dead?? NICO???

* gasp *Nico Di Angelo....(!?) Btw thank you for the informative comment. Easier to check

Omg! I love your username

Nico.... is that you.

Thanks Neeks

Well, Empire of Storms ends in pure unending pain.....

Yes, its my fav series too❤️

I also love the series, but I'm kinda annoyed that SPOILER no one important for Aelin died in the final book. It feels like Manon is the main character in the end because she lost the Thirteen (I cried sooo much!) and Gavriel's death just didn't do it for me. I think Sarah J Maas should've killed Fenrys off (he isn't in a relationship so that wouldn't have a HUGE effect but it would still hurt Aelin deeply) not because I don't like him but because I think it would work out well

@@kage3069 Spoilers I totally understand why you think that, and I finished the series not too long again, but Aelin had lost so many people throughout her journey in the book series, but the one thing she didn’t lose was who she was and the scars that had shown all she’s been through. In Kingdom of Ash she doesn’t lose anyone important other than herself basically. She lost her scars and everything she was, and was prepared to die for them all. She also lost her magic (mostly) right after she finally started liking herself with it and it itself. The other characters had experienced loss before, sure, but not to the heartbreaking degree that Aelin had, with a few exceptions. I think Kingdom of Ash showed other characters finally understanding the torment Aelin had went through her whole life. Also, Fenrys dying, I think, would have been too far because he was the only way Aelin could comprehend the horrors she had faced in Maeve’s grasp. It just wouldn’t have been fair to do that to the characters. Thank you, sorry it is so long I just finished reading the series and I have a lot of pent up opinions about it!

**Spoilers!** I didn’t like how at the end of the series, the other characters and couples sorta got shoved to the side and Aelin and Rowan took the absolute spotlight for their happy ever after. I totally get that they deserve more pages then the other characters but I wanted them to at least have a couple pages to see them finally being happy and settled (Chaol and Yrene’s child being born, Lorcan and Elide going to their home, Lysandra and Aedion going to their new home..) and I feel that some things were not resolved. Like what happened to Dorian and his family? The glass castle is gone, adarlan was in ruins.. And Nox! He didn’t even meet Aelin again. I was disappointed as I felt like so many details were left unresolved that it didn’t feel like a proper ending for anyone else but Aelin. Besides that I still LOVED the series lol.

Did the movie adaptation of Miss Peregrine's crush your soul as much as it crushed mine? I was so excited, and then so disappointed.

And I dong like Percy Jackson 🤷‍♀️

i actually really liked the worldbuilding in the miss peregrine’s series. but dear god, the main couple. the first book sets it up so that it looks like a deconstruction of the typical YA romance since emma used to be in love with jacob’s grandfather and it’s implied she’s afraid of using jacob as a replacement for him, and then they just.... ignore all of that and get together in the next book anyway. coooool. but if you can stomach that, i’d still recommend it for the setting alone

But like this cup of tea is just your freaking home and you need to defend it against the evil especially when your baby is Percy Jackson

Exactly. When u said I disliked Harry Potter (my friends are obsessed with it) one of them said “sO yOu hAtE aLl oF uS nOw hUh?”. Like really? Do you have to be that immature?

Lol same

👌

same :(

Same I literally can't read any other book without getting bored😂

ik same 😔

PLSSSSS

Everyone has their own opinion lol. I absolutely dislike HG and love divergent. It's called different tastes lol

lmaooo

@@madhatter4129 For defying the Hunger Games, Effie Trinket happily welcomes you to the 76th Hunger Games.

AceOfBooks I wouldn’t categorise ToG as feminist but ACOTAR is in my opinion, don’t know if you’ve read it but the relationships in it are totally different from ToG. And I feel like ACOTAR is so much better than ToG in so many aspects, though some people say that there are way too many sex scenes but i didn’t really mind it in the books because overall they’re very good. The relationship between Feyre and Rhysand is so different from those in ToG.

I haven't read ACOTAR but some of the reviews I've seen of it say that there are problematic relationships, and like sexual assault and stuff like that. I'm interested to hear your perspective. What makes them feminist?

AceOfBooks I want to explain it to you but I feel like I might spoil the book for you so I’ll don’t get too much into details. It’s true that there is one problematic relationship but it’s not going to stay that way, so Feyre (the main character) got out of that toxic relationship and went into a really healthy relationship with someone who truly loved her and not only wanted to possess her. As why it is feminist, first Feyre really evolved throughout the books she stands ups for herself and she doesn’t rely on a man nor does she lets someone take decisions for her and that’s really something I like and appreciated about this book and I thought that was something to highlight, and yes she was in that problematic relationship but then she got with someone who truly respected her and treated her as an equal, never belittled her and always respected her choices, I really think that their relationship is beautiful. And there are some parts of the books that I especially like that truly represent that. The main reason why I think this book is feminist is her relationship with Rhysand. Of course this is only my opinion and I hope you’ll give acotar a try because it a book I truly enjoyed reading. As someone who is used to seeing possessive and downright obsessive man characters in books, acotar was really a breath of fresh air for me and made me realise that the way relationships were portrayed in certain books that I’ve read were just wrong and not romantic at all as it is portrayed to be. There’s so much more about he characters and their relationships with one another so I’ll just let you discover it.

See, I'm not trying to argue because I haven't read the book, but I've seen multiple reviews where people explicitly say that Rhysand physically hurts Feyre in the first book. I also hesitate to call a book feminist just because the main character is your typical "badass chick" who stands up for herself and doesn't need a man. That's not feminism, that individualistic bullshit. Feminism is about standing up for other women (and other marginalised groups) and taking action against unjust expectations, laws, norms etc (basically smashing the patriarchy). Too often I hear "she stands up for herself and makes her own decisions, therefore feminism" you're setting the bar waaaay too low.

AceOfBooks Maybe I’m setting the bar too low and I’m actually trying to work on that so if you have any feminist books recommendation then I’m open to anything. But this is what I received and felt from that book, and maybe I categorised it wrongly by calling it feminist, but I’m saying it again and you’re probably getting tired of me repeating it again 😅 but i really appreciated the relationship between Rhysand and Feyre in the way that they are equal as persons and neither of the two is overpowering or controlling the other and that’s why I said the book is feminist even though that now after looking back at it I shouldn’t have categorised it as feminist. Besides that, there are positive and negatives reviews about every book and it’s normal though I really don’t recall Rhysand abusing Feyre in any way maybe you confused him with Tamlin. I really think that you should try to read the book and form your opinion about it instead of basing it on reviews because everyone’s opinion is different. And if after reading it you still don’t like it then I’ll respect your opinion not everyone can like the book, I just recommended it for all the things I’ve said before and because it’s a really nice book that I think is worth the “hype”.

Can you please explain what does that me

@@monanazir4887 watch the video

I don’t even know what that means

😂😂

I think they mean that his son is nothing like him, so it doesn't really make sense?? But 🤷🏻‍♀️

It's been awhile since I have read the book and watched the movie but I loved the book, not quite the movie. I agree that the message is not for everyone, the topic euthanasia has always been controversial. With that being said, I loved how the book was able to depict and provide different point of view of the topic and one that is generally considered problematic. In terms of Will's choice at the end, many of the characters in book did in fact disapproved it, but I love how the book was able to show that at the end of the day, it is Will's choice and he was able to make that choice on his own. I don't know, personally I like how the book tackled a problematic issue, providing different view point of the issue. I would say, this is a book that people should go in open minded, but at the end of the day, it is a topic that have a very divided opinions therefore the book may likely not click with everyone.

I remember that when I read the book I HATED IT , don’t get me wrong I usually enjoy a book where I can cry I don’t need happy endings, but to me it was horrible , it didn’t feel like it had a message behind it ...

Yes, I honestly think it is more controversial to keep someone who is in inmese pain alive in your book because if not then it's "ableist". No, people who are disabled can achieve amazing things if they have the opportunity but some of them literally want to just end it and they can't. That's what I like about the movie (I stopped reading the book halfway because the writing didn't work for me at all).

I kinda agree with both opinions. Like I interpreted it as him wanting to die not because of his disability but because he couldn’t cope with the strong change that came with it. But I can just imagine what this book could do to someone who went through something similar, so I definitely understand her view on this book

I found it to be super ableist and offensive. -an actually disabled person

I did wrote that before I watched her saying that XD

Lili Reimann J.K didn't write it. She edited it, but editing and writing is very different.

She put her name on the book approving it.

it really is a fanfic

it's litterally a fanfiction - Rowling didn't write it at all. She approved it and slapped her name on it for publicity, at least that's what I think. It sucks so much, though

I LOOOOOOVED THAT BOOK

I forced myself into liking that book because it had a strong message but it was not at all what I expected and it was wayyy too predictable. I didn't hate it but it wasn't a 5 stars for me.☺️

Drashti Soni thanks

Tysm

Thank you

You forgot Divergent...

thanks

the good thing about it is that it's horrid fanfiction and not really canon

Clare Flattery Have you read it though? Have can you call blasphemous a book / play you have never even read ? You can hate it all you want of course but at least read it and proceed to hate on it ONCE you have read it . That way it won't sound like you are parroting what other people say and being a bandwagoner .

It's good

Don't read it, buy a ticket, watch it. It's honestly better live.

Anna Zenelaj I don’t even have to read it to know it’s awful. It completely disregards a lot of things about the original books one big thing being that the entire thing is impossible because time travel in Harry Potter was already established in the third book as being that you could never really change anything because it already happened. And while that does have plot holes of its own it’s a completely different type as in the cursed child and before you say it no just because it’s a different type of time turner doesn’t mean that it’s ok

Anna Zenelaj also it lacks understanding of the characters in general. For example Voldemort would never have had sex ever.

i absolutely love Throne of Glass series and Divergent gives me a headache every time I see it on my self-

i rly want to read throne of glass. i also didn't finish divergent and i keep trying to reread it and find something to like but...

I always think how weird it would be for Nessie when she older and Jacob says "oh by the way I was in love with your mum and use to fantasise about her and oh did I mention I was about to kill you and would have if I hadn't suddenly imprinted on you". It just never sat right with me.

Rachel McDonald exactly, the imprinting itself (while has some creepy connotations but is explained away in the book as best as possible) wasn’t really ever my problem with the book, even as a kid reading it. my big problem was the “your egg that’s been in you for your whole life is what drew me to you, i’ve never been in love with you or really truly cared, my wolf side just detected that ONE egg would turn into the infant i eventually imprint on in a few years.” like..... what????

@@lightworthy EXACTLY! What if Bella became a vampire and never had a kid then what?

Mariah Hernandez right?? I read these when I was like 12 and even then I was like wtf

@@lightworthy Lol there are thousands of eggs in a young woman. What are the chances of her having that particular child even if she hadn't become a vampire? Also it's interesting to imagine it being a boy which was a 50% chance =P

The Novel Sanctuary YES PLEASE

exactly!!

Except for the fact that J.K has said it's canon and, even if you don't like it, you accept it. If you don't, you're a fake fan.

Jamestopboy Just because you don't like it dosen't necessarily make you a fake fan

That's what I said - it was a reply to the original poster - it doesn't matter if you like it or not, as long as you ACCEPT it as canon. If you don't, you're a fake fan.

To be fair, I think he only got /really/ bad in Eclipse. And in comparison to Edward, he's tame. Midnight Sun is the king of "here's the insights of an abuser" Its easy to ignore Jacob when you have /that/ as the first option

That was my thought lmao. Jacob didn’t have much consideration for her consent or her own feelings

She was also young when she read the series, about 12 years old

@@merounelorelei2951 I can almost forgive Edward because he's a vampire and doesn't remember being human very much

I kind of disagree, bc a lot of characters have toxic traits but are still rather likeable, and have at least some redeeming qualities. I wouldn't say Jacob was just a toxic character all around. He was flawed like anyone else and came off as pushy sometimes- but he was a kid who was trying to steer Bella away from the Cullens, thinking that would keep her "safe." I think he had decent intentions, (despite being overly persistent in pursuing her in New Moon.) Unless there's something I'm completely missing? Idk, I haven't read the series in quite some time so feel free to correct me.

You nicknamed my daughter like the Loch Ness monster!!

Rhys Cass Thank you! This means so much! ❤️

yes! i always find her so well spoken and eloquent (even if i dont always agree! lol)

Rhys Cass same! I wish I was that well spoken on my booktube channel. I love Hannah's videos 😀

Same! I can never get my thoughts across as well as she can

Rhys Cass Yes!!!!! I'm actually new to her channel, but she's so eloquent with her enunciation and she organizes her thoughts so well!! I wish I could do that

Caitlin 😂😂😂

In 2016, on July 31st, The Fandom of Harry Potter was split in two... those that consider Cursed Child as Canon, and those that do not...

It's more like a poorly written fanfic. Also it breaks the rules of time travel established in book 3 (edit: posted before I watched the whole video)

Sadly, people responsible for potter wiki consider CC canon. I didn't read it and probably never will, because from what I heard about it it sounds like a really bad fanfic. And I generally don't like ff anyway. But if I wanted some I could find better for free without the excuse that it's meant to be seen not read as a book. Will Just, did the time travellers get older by how far into the past they went? Because that's what JK said happens in an article for pottermore. Though she'd probably try to weasel out of it by saying they used something else than time turners to travel.

Blue Green honestly I don't remember all that well. Sorry

Abigail Navarrete thats cuz its not its a play and what your read is the script...

Femalehemingway I understand 😂

A Clockwork Reader A lot of people are forgetting that this is meant to be a play for theatre. Reading this, I thought it was progressing really fast and unrealistically, and that gives it a this fanfiction-y feel. But this is meant to be played on a stage, and then it makes a lot more sense. A theatre play has to progress a lot faster, the dialogue won't sound as awkward anymore and even the jokes will fit better.. You can't review it the same way you would any other book, it's not really meant to be read. I didn't enjoy reading this and don't really consider it the "eighth book" of the series either, but I can imagine that it would work a lot better when actually played by stage actors.

Femalehemingway exactly there are so many better writers on internet!

Yeah. Even people who went to the play said that although the plot is questionable when you watch it as a play the whole thing is infinitely better

As someone who was lucky enough to see the play before the book even came out, I didn't actually realise the shoddiness of the plot line until I read the book and saw how truly not good it really is. If any of you ever get the chance, I'd 100000% recommend going to see the play because honestly it's not all bad

Itzel GC omg HAHSH heck yes

Itzel GC pretty sure that would never happen. they're born enemies, remember?

Lol the amount of likes though

It makes more sense that he would have a crush on Edward because he has the sperm. When Bella gets pregnant then he would have a crush on her.

Dragon Rider TV Ooooo star cross lovers

The blatant sexism is too much for me

Same!!

I think that Stephanie Meyer didn't wanna leave Jack like the most unhappy character in the saga. But he and Bella's daughter is not a good idea... Generally I don't like the end of this book

Well Meyer left out stuff which is why publishing professionals said her editors should have been fired. In the Twilight guide, she goes into more detail on imprinting, when the wolf imprints on someone who is an infant the love they have for them is like a brother. When they are ages 5-17 that brotherly love is best friends. Once the imprint is of consenting age their friendship turns to love. Renesmee is half human and has the same chromosome make up as Jake. They imprint to make stronger wolves. Jake and Nessie's children will be vampire-wolf hybirds and be very powerful for the pack.

OMG I FEEL YOU!

@@agneskieliba2671 IKR honestly she could've just pulled a "Kdrama" trope and leave the supporting romantic lead lonely

@@vanessaebony529 GREAT explanation!

good review I do actually plan to read all of these books except for twilight and cursed child (i've already read it) because these books are so popular and so many people like them, like how everyone keep telling me to read divergent, and some people say it's terrible. "Me before You" sounds kinda depressing though I am all for depressing books. also have you read Out of my Mind? it's one of my all time favorites if you have not read it you might not like it in the middle but the ending may surprise you.

Ug I'm disabled and I despise that book. It basically says if you're disabled then you're nothing.

I’m disabled and I have a RU-vid channel where I explain my disabilities and my experiences in special Olympics and para swimming.

I didn’t enjoy the first one, got persuaded to try the second one, now I’ve nearly finished that I’m sort of eh don’t really care about it, but I’ve got someone I know who believes I’m gonna read it all so I guess I’ve committed now ugh

Jade oh well I hope you will have the patience to finish them unlike me

I couldn’t take anyone who likes SJM’s series seriously. Cat woman is the only exception because the plot was ready for her to write.

no ones a fan of allegiant

Yeah, but Divergent is SOOOO good

Definitely

Avery Grey yes! I agree

sameeee

I once watched a review of the cursed child and the reviewer said basically the same thing "the people who've seen the play like it, and the people who read the book hate it". Watching a play and reading a play are very different experiences and they probably shouldn't have released it as a book to begin with

I completely agree! It irks me so much seeing people trash it when it wasn't supposed to be read as a novel anyway, but seen as a play. Like if we had just read the script to the Harry Potter movies without actually seeing the movies, I'm pretty sure people would have HATED it. Because, just like in this case, it's not someting that is meant to be read but something that is meant to be seen, to be acted out. Sorry for this mini rant xD

That's how I feel about Shakespeare. After years of being forced to read Shakespeare in school, I never cared for his work. But then I saw Hamlet with Benedict Cumberbatch without having read the play or really knowing the story and I was completely blown away. I loved it (and not just because of BC but he was great as usual)

This "if people had seen the play first, they would not trash it that much" is crap. I saw it first, I still hated the story and I turned in my seat a couple of times and looked at my bf in shock what was happening and how it didn't make any sense. So no. The story has logical problems and the time travel background is awful compared to the original, as well as the characters. There was even magic they got wrong. Maybe I'm just a geek, but I couldn't enjoy the play in theatre as much as I would have with an amazing story. The actors, the lighting and the magic on stage was incredible, though.

I completly agree - on stage it's amazing and the original cast is love!

I mean Manorian was never really confirmed but yeah.

Throne of Glass is my favorite series right next the The Summoner Series

I FELT THE SAME shatter me and throne of Glass series are one of my favorite series. But i mean, she has her own opinions, i actually like a lot of the books she said she hates

I used to LOVE throne of glass but kingdom of ash was almost an instant DNF for me. too long and boring.

This was my first video and yes, I love both Throne of glass and a court of thorns and roses. And I agree that all the male characters are the same. But I've never heard this book described as feminist. But, celaena/aelin has so much to offer everyone.

THRONE OF GLASS IS MY FAVORITE SERIES HOW COULD SHE😂

no it's fantastic

I haven't read the book due to a spoiler but the movie is amazing thou

I’ll be honest, you should read it yourself and make up your own opinion, especially for a topic such as this. I say that because I’ve read all three books in the series and while initially I thought kinda the same way as her, on reflection I ended up with quite a different interpretation of the theme.

Nope, it's amazing. But you should decide for yourself.

I read the first book and I loved it. I don‘t think that her interpretation is correct. I think that there is a lot of depression going on with Will and therefore he can‘t see that his life as a disabled person is worth to live. He can not deal with the change (which is understandable) and can not see beyond his disability. Other people in his life see beyond the disability and beyond his fassade. They don‘t only see a person who is disabled but they see a character. I truly love this book because it is something different. It is not the typical tragic cancer love story but something even better. This book destroyed me and I cried so many times and even though I hate Jojo Moyes I still love her at the same time.

Lol,you're not alone. :)

I wanna start reading but so far I've only read like 10 books on my own lol.

Yeah me to except for the claiming part because they claim each other not just one claims the other because there mates/equal (but that's just my opinion)

I totally agree

but also the worst Twilight movie if you compare the books to the movies.

@@Sonja25997 the books are always better than the movies...not just speaking twilight!

Yay I like Seamus I am not alone!

Seamus Gorman*

"The book that must not be named"

Yrs I love seumus gormen

I actually liked the book, AND DON'T YOU DARE SAY "YOUR NOT A REAL HARRY POTTER FAN". It doesn't make me any less a Harry Potter fan. So yeah, begone negative commenters!

Nicole Wong me too! I love her channel so far and she's so sweet and I just 😭❤️

Nicole Wong am i the only one who Read that as Ya novels (Ya as In your)

Me too

Nicole Wong Well, love is a thing people crave and want and ACTUALLY need. We are humans and humans need other humans in order to have a complete, happy life. Love is something I wish everyone could experience because it is something that completely fills you up and radically changes you. Suddenly, you're not living to make yourself happy, you're living to make your loved one happy. Real love makes you selfless. A better version of you.

Da Queen people don't "need" anyone. They can eventually have someone if they want to. What good will a partner bring to me that I can't get myself? Nothing other than affection which isn't something anyone "needs" to survive. Does a man need a woman? No. Why should a woman need a man then? Also, if you NEED someone to make you a better human being, you're just not a nice person.

It's like a badly written fan fiction

Yep and I do as well.

PERIODDDDDTT

Brooke Searfoss I agree

I read the whole thing and it's crap. The feeling I had all the time was that the people that wrote the book hadn't actually readen the previous books. Becouse it was full with mistakes and contradictions that are difficult to understand if that would have been written by someone who knows the Harry Potter's story.

Brooke Searfoss Actually same.

I was so excited for it and I was let down. I prefer fantastic beasts tbh

Jess Stephenson I wish I could do that with it 😂

Same here! 😂 When she mentioned in in the video I was like "Oh... yeah... that..." 😂 I wish I'd never read that abomination.

Jess Stephenson I think it was quite confusing tbh idk

lol yeah my friend asked me how much books the harry potter series contained, and i was like ‘oh yeah that has to be 7’ and my entire clique (we always read and stuff yk) was looking at me like dafuq? and i was honestly confused why they did that lol

Jess Stephenson I’m not even going to read it.

Okay this might be controversial, but....having two boys be close friends isn't a bad thing, just because they are straight. I don't see portraying them as good friends is queer baiting, it's fine if you think "oh are they together?" but we ARE talking about 11-yearold kids here. Most kids at that age don't even have a grasp of their sexuality, and talking about crushes doesn't actually say shit about your sexuality either.

HelloMsAnny Yeah, but I don't think I've met one person who is a shipper who has read The Cursed Child, who doesn't ship them.

@@HelloMsAnny if you even read the book there are constant hints towards there relationship though out the book.

@@bat5092 preach

To me, the way Rose treated Scorpius made sense. Hermione treated Ron in almost the same way, only scorpius was more open on his feelings...so yeah. AND NO BACKLASH EITHER, IM SAYING THAT RIGHT NOW!

felicity capstick omg I love FanGirl by Rainbow Rowell

Mrs Malfoy also carry on 💕

I love all of Rainbow Rowell's books.

Harry Potter and The Hunger Games 😍😍😎😎😅😅 I'm in love with these books

Hahahah I was also like this DON T SAY PERCY JACKSON DON T SAY THE SELECTIONS

Alayna Chichester i know! its so horrible, tbh the first book was kinda tolerable but then it just keeps getting worse and worse each book

Lol, I love that series😂

it's an okay book. the first book is definitely wayyyy better than the others. the other books just get....weird... like, there's some VERY unnecessary plot twists toward the end of the series and it just...no.

Nyleve A. Vanger me toooooooooo

YES! Me too!!

True!

Ada Wagner same

I think it's just a really bad fanfiction, but it's funny though

Ada Wagner ya i thought it was GREAT but i considered it a side book

I thought it was fab made so I don’t really consider it

Excactly! That's what I thought through the WHOLE end of the video!!!!

Manca Omersa Same

You don't have to hate them. You can either love or hate the series. It's your choice.

All I cared about was that Jacob didn't win! 😂

Manca Omersa well I hate twilight anyways so..

I couldn't bring myself to read it because the scene where she meets Gus in the literal heart of God or whatever it's called, they were reading off the list of people from their group that have died and I came across my name and my son's dad name side by side and couldn't ever finish it. I don't know why but that part always soured my stomach and I put it down.

I only read The Fault In Our Stars recently, like two weeks ago, and to be honest I didn't think I would like it because I was being pretentious and considered it 'basic'. I really enjoyed it though, and read it in one sitting. I think the fact I already knew it helped me to become more invested in the characters because I knew what was going to happen, but obviously I respect your opinion:)

I enjoyed it but you can like whatever you want. I guess I get you a bit, at some points I really wanted to put the book down but yeah

I dragged myself through it and it is not as good as anyone sad it is

I guess everyone has their own opinions and I respect that. Personally I like 'The Fault in our Stars'. It's not my favourite book, but it made me cry.

I don't know if she is outraged by this just because Will was disabled and the author killed him.

Jojo u shouldn’t be offended because that is her opinion and she is entitled to it I mean u r too if ur going to get upset then why watch this vid I totally agree with her i don’t see anything wrong with what she said

@@emilysmith707 She said she was okay with her opinion.. She just pointed out that she didn't really get the whole meaning of the book. She wasn't trying to be rude or anything

I know it's the vlogger's opinion,but I totally get the author. I mean,if i'm Will,I wouldn't want to live in my prison that is my body as well. There's nothing for me but endless pain for myself and my love ones. But that's just my opinion.

100% agree with you.

Rosie King although I respect that Will suffered from depression, I think that what people forget is that , however the book dresses it up, he committed suicide. And I truly believe that the reason people don't really have a problem with that is because that they don't place any value on life as a disabled person. I find this is often how disabled people are perceived- as not really living, and it means that they will often not get the help they need when suffering from depression. Although I respect everyone has their own opinion, I am also conscious of the fact the misrepresentation disabled people face in the media greatly affects their treatment- in society and in a medical aspect.

Nina Miller I loved your theory/thoughts. I had never really thought of that or in that way. It does make sense what you are saying, and I can only say that I hope somehow people open their eyes to that fact and work to solve that problem. I don't know how they flourished his suicide in the book but I do hope that it will shed some light on the issue

Rosie King thank you for taking it all on board x

it would be like Steven Hawking committing suicide. the neat thing about humans is we might lose use of our limbs but our minds can still change the world and influence people.. that was what made me sad about the message of that book.

"Me before you" is one of the books I really dislike. Will was depressed because he used to a certain lifestyle and for him to live just meant to be active - to do sports, to work, to have sex etc. instead of adjusting to the situation and living with it, he chose to give up - because now he needed people's help and became dependent - which is a really humbling experience by itself, but Will's pride and ego couldn't take it. And don't even get me started on this Cinderella crap with Louisa and especially the story when she was raped... This book makes me angry. Sorry(