Harry Potter: Petunia, Summer in Full Bloom

The book is well written and its world is not centered around just one type of shining person. It writes about the depression in a peaceful life and about Penny's quiet resistance. Many times we are angry not because of what our parents did, but precisely because of what our parents did not do. Not all are treated equally. The author depicts this emotion. She saw Penny. She saw the waves surging beneath the warmth of Penny's family. She saw Penny's emotions. What she writes is the reaction that a real human being would have, not a routine, and it is not just about emotions.

I cried several times while reading this book. Penny is really a very good child, a very good child. Petunia, please move forward boldly. Woohoo, I'm really looking forward to Penny's growth next.

The writing is great, and the flow is smooth. From the words, you can see the author's love for Penny (I like this very much, the author truly loves the characters he writes, instead of using her as a leather bag)

In the past, I couldn't watch content with this slower style and bland narrative. But I don't know why, I just fell in love with this book. It's dull, but I like it very much, it's very comfortable. I really like the author's articles, I hope you can continue to follow them [Blow kiss]

It's nice to read, the pace is very comfortable, and the growth line can be read. I like Penny in this book. There are two chapters. It's great to have this world where Penny and Calloway can meet. I felt warm in my heart when I read it. I immediately tied it.

I have only read a dozen chapters, but I can't help but comment. How should I put it? This book is just plain, but I feel that the psychological changes of the characters are revealed through something that they were unwilling to accept at the beginning but finally accepted. It is not difficult to understand. It is like the epitome of many ordinary people in reality. They draw a boundary for themselves and tell themselves that enough is enough. They long to be seen for their true selves, but are afraid of seeing their true selves. It is a feeling of self-contradiction, but also crazy desire. The writing style is also very good. Sometimes plainness is the truth. This is my biggest feeling about this book.

This is the first time I've given it, and it's not at all meant to encourage new books. It's all about the writing and plot. Very plain text, but it always resonates directly with the soul. I really feel the loss bit by bit. I really hope that the established ending can be changed. Or life takes on new life.

This article gave me a slow feeling. The pace was not rushed at all, as if the story was letting itself go. When I first started reading the first dozen chapters of Penny's first life, I felt so uncomfortable. She was surrounded by daily trivial matters every day. As a wife, mother, and good neighbor, she felt like she had nothing to do at all. But I feel that this may be the case for Penny in the original timeline. Fortunately It's great that I met Calloway, but it feels so pity. I met him too late. I just changed a little with you. I just started to try to do some things I wanted to do, but Calloway died. The author probably finished the first life at this point. Fortunately, there is a second life, otherwise I can't even imagine how uncomfortable it would be. The second life begins when Lily receives the admission notice to Hogwarts. I think the author made a good choice. In my opinion, this is a very important node in the fate of Petunia's original work. Then Petunia met Calloway at this time. Fortunately, they met very early this time. I feel that the author is writing about Calloway guiding Penny to change little by little. It is not called Calloway's guidance, but Penny is indeed influenced by Calloway. I feel that the author has created the character very well, with a feeling of being both a teacher and a friend, a guiding character. Under this guidance and influence, Penny is also changing and growing little by little. What I think is very good is that the author attributes the conflicts and estrangement between Petunia and Lily to their parents' favoritism. When reading, it is really obvious that they can feel the favoritism of their parents. Penny is also constantly trying to get rid of the influence of her parents' favoritism and working hard to be herself. I'm really looking forward to seeing how Penny grows up.

Although this book is fan fiction, it does not have a strong Internet feel and is completely different from the popular style on the Internet today. The author's Penny is no longer a villain. The environment in which she lives has shaped her character, her parents' attitudes towards her and Lily, and Lily's talents make Lily more like the "spiritual man" in our family at home. Penny's first life was completely different from her second life, and she met Calloway at different moments in her life. Penny was no longer invisible, she was fine too, but her parents couldn't see her. Do you think the relationship between the two sisters is not good? No! Is good. All this does not lie with them, but with their parents' bias. Calloway guided Penny step by step, letting Penny think for herself. How come this is not a guiding friend? When her parents forgot her birthday, Calloway sent Penny a gift in advance, but her mother blamed Penny for not reminding her the next day, and her father perfunctorily patched up an ordinary scarf for Penny, the kind that could be bought easily. But these parents were particularly concerned about Lily. If you have had a similar experience, or you are in such pain, you may wish to read this book. You will find the answer in the book. You can also read everyone's comment section in the book. I believe you can get out of the pain similar to Penny and walk out of the world.

I like the author's writing style very much. This slow writing style is suitable for calming down and reading. It makes people remember the life and voice of an ordinary person outside the magnificent magical world. This is Penny's fairy tale, and Calloway is her fairy godmother.