My opinion is that it gives way too many spoilers. I mean, I watched someone playing it and it was like reading the book! So my advice is to not play video games of books you have not read yet. Please don't unless you want to ruin your life. Your whole entire LIFE. To any sane person out there, follow my advice. Either that or READ FASTER. To any Harry Potter fan, From Me!
P.S This is advice from one Harry Potter fan to another. And never name a yorkie shihtzu Howard. EVER. It just doesn't fit him. Or her.

Lily's POV

Our meeting with Kendall was half successful. It, 1) Gave us more info about their side (but that really defeated MY purpose as spy) 2) They still think I'm on their side. Definitely good news, as if they found out I wasn't, we were doomed.

But how much more bad news could we get?
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Rose's POV

I really didn't feel like going to classes. Louis was positive we'd taken a giant step forward, but I felt like we took three steps back. Because, for some reason, too much inside knowledge on their little group scared me. The fact that Kendall and Blake were siblings?
Awkward. But, for the sake of the Weasley/Potter family, and my grades, I pressed on with my schedule. I met with friends, studied, did my homework.. but something was missing.
Hugo was the missing part of me. I still went over my memories, trying to figure out just when exactly he ''went bad'', but nothing came to my mind. He seemed so sweet and innocent.. and now he's turned power hungry.

What is it with all of the comparison typed content all over the internet between Twilight and Harry Potter?

Well I suppose they can be compared by their levels of success--but not really--harry potter is on another level.

And as a story, it's like comparing a coloring book to a good novel. Apples and oranges people.

In Harry Potter JK Rowling creates a whole other universe for readers to lose themselves in. Stephanie Meyer on the other hand has just slapped together a barely readable teenage fantasy.

RL. Stines Goosebumps books are more engagnig that Twilight for Pete's sake.

I have watched one of the Twilight movies and didn't find it enjoyable at all. What is so enjoyable about watching an ungrateful teenage protagonist that does little more than moan and complain? Nothing.