To be honest, I wasn't quite sure to give this book 3.5 stars or 4 solid. But looking back to the entire book, I really enjoyed it. Let's start off with the thing that this book is a play. That makes you look this book in an entire different perspective from what I did in the other seven books. Why? Lack of description and drama. Everything is spilled clear and simple: enough for this book to last the time necesary for the show to perform in London. Still, I would've liked to have a novel instead. 
 Of course, there are some people that will judge the book because of the genre and automatically give it less rating using the usual phrases "This was not what I was expecting". "The other books were better". But i'm not going to do that. I will be as objective as possible because if not, what's the point of making reviews on goodreads? 
 So I'm going to judge this book as a play as it should be. 
 It was actually pretty amazing. You start off from the exact same end of the seventh book. And then we have a skip of three years to where Albus is fourteen years old and that was actually surprising; I never thought the story would be this way. 
 There were lots of funny scenes and stuff that made you fangirl all over again back to where you were reading a few years ago (view spoiler)[ specially the fourth book of Harry Potter. (hide spoiler)] . This book made me had so many feels and after each act I was like "are you serious?!" But all in a good way! I couldn't believe what was happening. 
 Of course, all of those turmoils come with imperfections. Through out the book, I couldn't help myself but to ask "Is this coherent?" "Does this make sense?". But of course, this is a fantasy book, anything can happen. But again, we have the Harry Potter world built in a way that you just can't change it. I felt like I was in another dimension at some parts. Also, there are things that the characters we all know did that didn't coincide with the personalities that we already know. But of course I have to remind myself that nineteen years passed and people change. But STILL! 
 I don't know...so many emotions... 
 I would love to watch the play! (or a movie if possible...) There are things that I would love to know how they did it on stage.