|Harry Potter - it all ends|

I know that there are already hundreds and hundreds of posts about Harry Potter (it must be annoying for those of you, who don't like Harry Potter) and I also know I'm a little late. I saw Harry Potter last Friday and although it's more than a week now, I still can't believe it's all over.

Before we went to the cinema, I went to Vapiano with my cousin and my sister. We had yummy pizzas and - of course - Arizona Icetea. It was so delicious and it was nice, because we had the time to discuss all important stuff about Harry Potter. And since I was the only one, who had read the books, I had to answer a lot of their questions about the horcruxes and the Deathly Hallows.

But now, about the movie: It really was the best of all Harry Potter-movies, but however I wasn't satisfied at all. I love the books and I really enjoy reading every single word of it. So, when I'm going to see the movies I'm always a little dissapointed because they leave out parts, which are important to me, or they change parts, which is hard for me to understand. And sadly, it was the same with the second part of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.

Don't get me wrong, there were some really amazing scenes, that I liked a lot. For example I liked the part, in which Hermione, Harry and Ron are in Gringotts and steal Hufflepuff's cup, and I really liked all the scenes at Hogwarts in the end. But I didn't understand why they changed the kissing-scene of Ron und Hermione (I really liked it better in the book). And I didn't like the way they showed or didn't show the dead. In the book it is really important that Harry sees Fred dying.  And grieves a lot for him and Lupin and Tonks.

And the last scene.... 19 years later...how bad was that?!? I loved that scene so much in the book, but I was just dissapointed when I saw the movie scene. I mean they have so many great make-up artists, but they cannot manage to make them look a little older or different? It was quite weird. Nevertheless, it was/is a good movie, although I liked the book better.

And now? No more books to read (I alwasy re-read the books before the movie started) and no more movies to see. It's hard to believe it's all over now. I loved Harry Potter and his wizarding world. I loved reading the books and being a part of that wizarding world myself. Right now, I'm reading the House of night-books, but I think I will start all over with the Harry Potter books, when I'm finished. I'm going to read them in english this time and not in German. I really think I will read them over and over again my whole life and I really can't wait to read them to my kids. Yes, Harry Potter always was, is and always will be a part of my life!

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And I've still got one thing, I'm looking forward to and I'm dreaming about: One day I will go to "The wizarding world of Harry Potter" in Orlando,Florida!