Why I Love Wednesdays is a meme hosted on every Wednesday at Reflections of a Bookaholic.
“Wednesdays are often the time of the week where I have a sudden realization that the week is almost over. I’m always so thankful for this point. That’s why I have created a weekly feature where I will highlight something I love that is book related. This feature is called Why I Love Wednesdays…”
I feel like I am stating the obvious by saying that Harry Potter was my most favourite childhood book! That would make my “Favourite Childhood Friends” Harry, Ron and Hermione; Ron a little more than the others!
Like I always say, in case of Harry Potter, it is not just the actual book that makes it special. All the memories that I have attached to it, wonderful times that I had because of the book, talking about it with friends, not to mention, the Harry Potter games which we played – all that makes it much more than just a book!
I read my first Harry Potter book ten years ago. At that time, and for a few years after that, it was my life. Harry’s adventures, Ron’s silliness, Fred & George’s pranks, all of that in the most amazing magical school on the planet (and in literature!) – I can’t think of another book that I actually experienced with the characters themselves!
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I cannot read those Harry Potter books, Yuck!! glad you have fond memories of times you had because of the book.
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I believe an entire generation of young adults would agree with your pick. It was a magical time!
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Sidne,The BCR – I admit I was a bit too obsessed with Harry Potter – but I'd be lying if I said it wasn't my favourite book ever!
Dana – You're right, they would 🙂
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In my estimation the Harry Potter books were abolutely BRILLIANT and I can see why you chose them. I think I'm from the generation right befor yours but I still read, loved, and enjoyed these books. Three cheers for Ron, Hermoine, and Harry.
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Well, yeah, I guess I'll never stop loving Harry Potter, whatever age!! Thanks for stopping by 🙂
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I was in my mid-teens when these books came out, but yes. It was an enjoyable series!! I daresay, for many, Rowling would've taken the place of Enid Blyton…at least, I've always thought so!:D
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I was a little older when I started Harry Potter so I didn't even think of Harry, Ron, and Hermione. They are great childhood book friends. Great post. Thanks for participating!
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Risa – I know! I always thought of J.K Rowling as Enid Blyton for an older crowd 🙂
Alexis – I guess I was 9 or 10!! After a certain age I didn't think of them as "friends" either, but back then I loved them!!
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