After reading 
 FINAL SCORE : E (EXCEED EXPECTATIONS) 
 Stageplay scripts are not my usual reading choice. The last script I read was Othello, back when I was in my 2nd year of junior high school, and that was not exactly a pleasant reading experience. But who am I kidding, this is a Harry Potter book! I would read that, in any forms. 
 That being said...I only have a vague expectation of how this book should turn out. More father-son relationship angst, that's for sure. Perhaps also a glimpse of the life of our beloved HP characters and their progeny, and consider myself satisfied. But what about the conflict... "a past that refuse to stay where it belongs", the blurb said? God forbid if somehow they find a way to resurrect Voldemort from death. Pretty sure I am not reading a novelized version of Saint Seiya here. 
 Well, asking for a stronger antagonist than Mouldy Voldy was certainly too much to ask...but I could say that this book is enjoyable, although not in a thrilling way. The conversation was funny, especially (view spoiler)[Scorpius, who turned to be a lot geekier than his father ever was. (hide spoiler)]. The other thing I don't enjoy is how Ron's role was degraded into merely a comic relief here (view spoiler)[for most of the part in the "main" reality, anyway (hide spoiler)]. 
 It was a pleasant ride back to the magical world to Harry Potter, and now I REALLY want to see the play! I have read a lot of rave reviews on how well this script is played on stage. Why London is so far away.... 
 Update 24 June 2016 
 FINALLY placed my pre-order of this book! I am all fuzzy and giddy inside. 31 July could you please come faster! 
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 Is this the real life? Is this just fantasy? Caught in a landslide? 
 ME. WANT.