I am constantly reminded of how much I love Fred and George. My husband and I were recently on a road trip, and he let me listen to an audio book when it was my turn to drive. I picked Sorcerers Stone.
He's seen the movies, but never read the books, and he was kind of a captive audience. I halfway expected him to get bored and impatient, but I thought he was going to piss himself laughing when the twins offered to send Ginny a toilet seat souvenir.
cinemartian on June 7th, 2018 at 15:55 UTC »
I swear every day something like this pops up and reminds me how much I loved each of those books.
Rommie557 on June 7th, 2018 at 16:11 UTC »
I am constantly reminded of how much I love Fred and George. My husband and I were recently on a road trip, and he let me listen to an audio book when it was my turn to drive. I picked Sorcerers Stone.
He's seen the movies, but never read the books, and he was kind of a captive audience. I halfway expected him to get bored and impatient, but I thought he was going to piss himself laughing when the twins offered to send Ginny a toilet seat souvenir.
lakerdave on June 7th, 2018 at 18:01 UTC »
Even though they're more childish than later books, there's a lot of sneaky humor in the first two books.