One of our friends has shared with us a blog of interest to Harry Potter fans called 'Mark Reads Harry Potter'.

The purpose of the blog is quite simple.  A guy named Mark reads Harry Potter and blogs his thoughts on each chapter.  It's a fun read because he's completely unaware of what happened ahead of what he read.

See his blog here.  He's currently reading Half-Blood Prince.  We hope you enjoy the rest of the series, Mark!

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