Word on p 32 of HP

[Jan Moore <moorejan@HILLSBORO.NET>]

I guess you are referring to "effing". (At least he didn't say the "F"
word.)I guess if I were reading the book aloud, which I wouldn't, I'd
eliminate the word, but I wasn't offended, no. I did feel that the book was
much darker than the other 4. I heard a reviewer comment that the 4th book
was "grisly" and this book less so. There is no graphic violence but OOP is
darker in tone than the others, I felt. But, (no spoiler) lots of questions
are answered for Harry and for the reader while other questions are raised.
I did think there was lots of humor also, though. Gotta love those Weasley
twins!

Jan Moore
Librarian, Hillsboro HS
Hillsboro, TX

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