Amy P. Knight

Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, by J.K. Rowling, Jack Thorne, & John Tiffany

It’s hard not to enjoy reasonably authentic new adventures of beloved characters–especially when it casts a backward glance with different perspective on events we already know.

Also interesting to read it as a script. It actually ends up feeling more or less the same. Maybe that’s because dialogue was such a strong part of the novels.

I wouldn’t really call it the Eighth Harry Potter. But I enjoyed slipping comfortably back into that world.