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 Review: Alright, again, I hope I'm not late to pick this book up since I'm a Potterhead and it's already September. Not because I did not want to, but because the book was sold out everywhere. 
 "Harry: 'The truth is a beautiful and terrible thing, and should therefore be treated with great caution.'" 
 Of course, we all loved the Harry Potter series to death, and we were excited to have another Harry Potter in our hands. And for me, I thought it ended there, I thought they lived happily ever after, the end. But now am I happy to get another book? Yes, absolutely. On the contrary, it brought a lot of disappointments. 
 Because this book is a script for a play, so it was written in a different way that I've ever read before. This was my first time reading a play so I was not exactly sure if it was written perfectly well or entirely obnoxious, but I enjoyed it very much, thank you. 
 The opening scene was great because it started from the epilogue of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows where Harry was sending Albus and James off to Hogwarts. We get the opportunity to see what happened when Albus got on Hogwarts Express, which house Albus got sorted in, etc. Yet, the pace of these scenes in Act 1 was fast, it went really quickly from 1st year to 3rd year in Hogwarts. The plot was fluctuating throughout the entire book and it was great to read although flaws also went along that line. The humour was extremely on point, I really laughed out loud. Like: 
 "Hermione: If some part of Voldemort survived, in whatever form, we need to be prepared. And I'm scared. 
 Ginny: I'm scared too. 
 Ron: Nothing scares me. Apart from Mum." 
 The main characters felt really unrealistic even they were now parents. Harry, Hermione, and Ron weren't so accurate with who they had been in the previous books. Ron sounded a bit and Hermione was in a position that she deserved, but she didn't seem like the 'smart' Hermione in the book. I loved the character development in Draco. As for Albus, I did not like his character since Act 1. He was really disrespectful and stubborn a lot of times that it made me angry. Scorpius was a little baby sunlight and he's precious. Characters disappearance really concerned me because we got to see Rose, James, and Lily for only 10% of the book and I really wanted some other characters that were mentioned in the book to appear. 
 Overall: I thought this book was a disappointment in a lot of parts and Rowling should not have touched her Time-Turner fantasy, but that's what we get. I enjoyed so many parts of it, enjoyed it enough to give it 3.5/5 stars.