I absolutely love this story, it's brilliant. The atmosphere is great and the literal prowess is there for anyone to notice. I am thankful you shared this with us. Good job.

Wow. This was wonderful.

This was amazing. Thank you for writing it.

This is amazing. Absolutely beautiful - and so true to the original. I like how you adapted it so well, and expanded upon it so that it is even better than the original.

It was really beautifull I loved it. A few tears slided down my face without permission :)

This so amazing. So glad you wrote it. TAKE THAT GINNY!

Sincerely, A Girl Who Reads ;)

This is the cutest perfection I have ever read. I love it.

This was such a wonderful piece! I absolutely loved it and I have to admit I shed during the sunset scene. 2nd POV always gives me feels. Thanks for writing this! :)

after reading 'you should date an illiterate girl', i could comprehend better this fic. harry might have dated a girl who doesn't read, and didn't want to get out of his comfort zone by a girl telling him the truth. luckily he did. that's the difference between this fic and 'you should date an illiterate girl' harry makes a choice: he decides he doesn't want to live in ignorance. good choice. every men then want a girl who doesn't read. they all have the same life.

This was good, it really was but honestly, I thought it would have more Drarry and less Ginny.

Review and favorite, because it's bloody brilliant!

This is a really beautiful story, I love it! The ending nearly made me cry. Ha, I know, I'm soppy like that ;) but yeah, it was wonderful :)

This is a really beautiful story, I love it! The ending nearly made me cry. Ha, I know, I'm soppy like that ;) but yeah, it was wonderful :)

I don't really have the words to say how amazing this story is.

This is freaking fantastic.

The characterization was perfect and I love the emotions behind the story.

And who doesn't love Draco reading O'Brien?

I'd say more but I'm really tired.

You're a great writer please keep writing!

brilliant story, brilliant idea. i do wish you had referenced the work that inspired this story, though.

because you didn't, I will. It's a short piece written by a guy named Charles Warnke named "You Should Date An Illiterate Girl". For those of you who don't know the story, I hope you benefit from this:

/2011/dont-date-a-girl-who-reads/