And finally I have come to the end of my rereading of Harry Potter after a decade. I have to say that I think the decade not reading it did me good and I saw myself reacting differently to different things in the series. When I read it last I was in my mid-20s and I was all about the relationships, now I was far more invested in the actual plot and Harry's actual journey. Especially Dumbledore, Tom Riddle and Grindelwald interlocking stories. I think this is where Rowling shines. She clearly wrote a book for children but with incredible adult characters that will appeal to readers of all ages. I loved seeing Harry's progress and he slowly comes to understand his destiny, I loved the complexities of characters like Molly Weasley, McGonagall, The Malfoys, etc. I also loved book Ron with such a passion, yes he's funny but he's smart-funny and brave and there are so many golden scenes that I just wish were included in the movies. 
 I have met many adult readers who constantly turn up their noses to reading the Potter books and I find it to be such a shame. Yes, the first few books are clearly less complicated but it's because Harry's world is less complex, as Voldermort rises to power the complications abound and the books become infinitely better. 
 Most readers have read Harry Potter but if you haven't, if you're the small amount that is still on the fence, I highly encourage you to read them. If you have children make sure they also do because the lessons are everywhere and it's a great read that both parents and children can enjoy together. 
 I think I shall wait 3-4 years before revisiting again. Goodbye, Harry!