Harry Potter #8

Harry Potter and the Cursed Child: Parts One and Two

par J.K. Rowling , Jack Thorne , John Tiffany

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Action & Adventure Fantasy

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Pages 343

Langue Anglais

Publié Jul 31, 2016

Éditeur Little, Brown

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Set nearly two decades after the events of the original series, this tale delves into Harry's life as a devoted husband and father. As he navigates the challenges of parenthood, he discovers that the struggles he faced during his youth have left a lasting impact on his family dynamic. With the looming shadow of his past and the pressures of living up to the legacy of the Boy Who Lived, Harry must confront the complexities of modern life while ensuring his children do not bear the burden of his history.

At the heart of the story is Harry's youngest son, Albus Potter, who grapples with the daunting expectations placed upon him. Burdened by the weight of his father's fame, Albus embarks on a journey of self-discovery. His deepening friendship with Scorpius Malfoy brings both thrilling adventures and unexpected dilemmas, leading the duo to challenge notions of destiny and identity.

Ultimately, this narrative weaves together themes of friendship, family, and the enduring cycle of time. As old secrets are unearthed and new threats emerge, characters must reconcile their pasts with their present, showcasing that even the most magical of stories must contend with the realities of life.

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denys

Jul 13, 2025

This is one of those books/ stories where the plot itself is very good, but because I'm such a Harry Potter fan and I'd rather have original work as well as other works by JK Rowling. It's really weird reading this doll of writing. Number one. Overall it's a play or a screenplay style reading so it's not like we're actually getting a full story with extra details and stuff like that. We're literally getting a screenplay like the actors would be getting so it's definitely on that. No on that. If you're looking at it that way then it's definitely different. But overall I think the plot itself is very good. The style of writing is just not something I'm used to when it comes down to Harry Potter and all that. But it's also very interesting to see how other people will view or look at the Harry Potter cast and characters how they would interpret how they would be as an adult because in my own head. I've read this book now, three different times and for me reading this story there's a lot of things that like I just couldn't see an older generation of characters saying or doing. Also side note I would have loved to sing or hear from Neville. I would have loved to get an update for Draco Malfoy it's like old friends I see like what they were up to. I would have. There's just a lot that I wish they would have touched on in the morning. I read this the more times I read this over and over them more. Think about that.