And 57 hours after I had bought the book I closed its pages, took a deep breath, closed my eyes and smiled.
I was still a bit confused on the children's names and which ones are whos and who's younger and who's older but eventually everything set into place and made perfect sense.

The saga of Harry Potter has finished and I thank J.K. Rowling for writing the "19 years later", because I don't know about you, but I truly needed that.
For me, the fact that made everything special is that generations of us that started reading Harry Potter years ago have actually been witnesses to that whole world unfolding before our eyes very slowly.Ten years have passed from Harry Potter and the Philosopher's's Stone and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows and we never knew what was enrolled for us next. And that was the true magic.

Generations of children that have yet to come will read the Harry Potter books but they'll never know how it really felt to be a part of that somewhat truly magical world.

Because, one night I was strolling down my street with a friend and saw this strange old man dressed in the strangest combination ofclothes I'd ever seen.
The first thing that flew trough my mind was:
"He has got to be a wizard!!" I smiled, looked away and kept on strolling. :)