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HARRY POTTER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
No offense to anyone, but I feel very strongly on this subject.
As I've heard others say before, the Twilight series will never amount to the brilliant works of J.K. Rowling.
Twilight is an easy read, page turning, but it's almost as if its a fad. Twilight will soon be forgotten, but Harry Potter will remain a legend.
J.K. Rowling didn't only create a story, but another world. A secret, mystical, magical world unknown to us 'muggles'. And her books contain secrets, adventure, humor, and quick wit. Twilight may be a fun-reader, but it just can't compare to Potter.
So, my vote seems extremely obvious now...
HARRY POTTER FOREVER!!!
As I've heard others say before, the Twilight series will never amount to the brilliant works of J.K. Rowling.
Twilight is an easy read, page turning, but it's almost as if its a fad. Twilight will soon be forgotten, but Harry Potter will remain a legend.
J.K. Rowling didn't only create a story, but another world. A secret, mystical, magical world unknown to us 'muggles'. And her books contain secrets, adventure, humor, and quick wit. Twilight may be a fun-reader, but it just can't compare to Potter.
So, my vote seems extremely obvious now...
HARRY POTTER FOREVER!!!
Hi all!
This topic is not suited for our forum, which is dedicated to the functioning of magic, hence it's name How Magic Works: Magical Theory. Therefore the topic will be closed.
We have an ongoing dicussion about the subject over at Waxflatter's Books called "The Potter/Twilight War(s)".
Please continue the discussion there.
innkeeper_tom
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This topic is not suited for our forum, which is dedicated to the functioning of magic, hence it's name How Magic Works: Magical Theory. Therefore the topic will be closed.
We have an ongoing dicussion about the subject over at Waxflatter's Books called "The Potter/Twilight War(s)".
Please continue the discussion there.
innkeeper_tom
LL moderator
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