Short and effective

Great job

Great start.

Interesting library concept (more missed muggle pamphlet fallout).

Wow~ the very ending lol!

the last lines had me cracking up. the story was sooo serious until that moment. thanks for a fun fic.

And the whiskered wanker is served his just desserts. Brilliant, thanks for sharing.

Terrific! Love "Harry getting even plots" and if they are slash with Severus or Draco or Harry paired with Daphne Greengrass or even Susan Bones all the better.

Aw...why can't little Harve have a basilisk. You're no fun :P

Lovely fic, and I liked the ending. "Can I have a basilisk?" So random. I love it!

*cackles* aaaaw but Harry with a pet basilisk would be so cute! This was a good read, I enjoyed it. was a little brief, wish there was more to it, but still really good.

I liked any stories when Dumbledore pays the price for ruining Harry's childhood.
The story could be better if you showed the repersussions of the trial. What happened to Dumbledore's followers? Who was the innocent duped by Dumbledore's image, and who knew? What about the general public learning that the 'Leader of the Light' was a fraud, a liar and a thief? What about Hogwarts staff?

Too bad you stopped here. It might be interesting to see what happens from this point, as Dumbledore's fate will affect many ... like Snape, for example.

The story is good as far as you took it. BTW, did I miss it, or was it stated whether or not the man in the library, whose last name was Prewitt, is related to Molly Weasley?

Well, that letter to Amelia Bones should have set the cat among the Kneazles, so to speak. I hope YOUR Amelia Bones is as honest as Jo's.

10,000 £ per month for 12 years? Whoever has been taking that much money out of Harry's vault all these years must have a pretty healthy nest egg squirreled away somewhere. I think I'd be demanding an audit on that party immediately!

I practically demand a sequell
XD
This is one of the most logically written fanfics I've ever seen.
No super powerfull being or unessessary bashing, just a child lashing out against unfair treatment - deserved, as I'd like to think. Logic demands that Harry (in the books) should have mistrusted Dumbledore much earlier. You just poved what psychologists have known for years, what children hate the most is to be lied to and if that happens they always will take action. You have taken his age into account and solved the problem masterfully.
I really hope there'll be some sort of sequell.

I liked the story thanks for writing it.