Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince review

Things get even darker. As the end of the Harry Potter series gets closer, the spirit of the books become much gloomier. People are getting hurt. Voldemort has risen. No more jolly good games in the Hogwarts.
This book is quite far from the first two, which had so much more different atmosphere in them, more childlike and even fighting Voldemort seemed child's play.

But not anymore. Malfoy is up to something, Harry gets private lessons from Dumbledore and the Deatheaters start to attack both wizards and muggles.

Better than the last book, this is mostly prequel to the final and much waited closure of Harry Potter's destiny.


/ [Caterin S.]

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