The Page Turners discussion

Absolutely not. I love the Harry Potter series more than any other book, but that would be the worst thing she could do. Everything was wrapped up cleanly and nicely and should stay that way. One of the main problems with book series and television shows and movie franchises today is that the creators don't know when to stop. They drag it on and eventually ruin it. JK was wise to stop when she did.

I liked this ending, I'm glad she left it like this, but it might be cool if she wrote about the adventures of Albus Severus Potter, or something from the point of view of the giants instead. That might be kind of cool, also I would like a Muggle Hogwarts A History. Likee they made Quidditch Through The Ages

I would love it if she continued writing more about Harry Potter.....I wouldn't really like reading about Harry's kids. I would love it if she wrote about James and Lily's story...about Voldemort's childhood and their story. That would be interesting.

I like how it ended and I think seven books are good. I mean, I don't like to read really big series (like Heartland (but I've never read the series anyways)) because I might get tired of reading the same series for so long, instead of reading something different.

Honestly I think a series about the trio's kids at Hogwarts would be fantastic. Some of my favorite parts of the Harry Potter series were the moments that showed the most magic: Harry's first time at diagon alley, all the time he spent at the Weasley's and when the classes and the things they did we're explained more. I think it would be great to have even just one book where we can experience all the magic Hogwarts and the wizarding world has to offer without the looming threat of Voldemort.

No. It is great the way it is.