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The Great Snape Debate . The Case for Snapes Guilt / Innocence

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Manufacturer: borders
Author: amy berner
Binding: Paperback
Publication Date: 2007
Publisher: borders
Label: borders

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Love him or love to hate him, Snape has become the pivotal character in the Harry Potter series. There are plenty of reasons to believe he killed Dumbledore at the end of Half-Blood Prince at Dumbledore's behest -- but plenty of reasons not to, too. So is Snape on Harry's side, or is he on Voldemort's? Is he bad to the bone, or just a little misunderstood? Only after Deathly Hallows will we know for sure . . . but we can make some educated guesses now. Designed as a flip book, half the book provides the case for Snape's innocence and when flipped over, the other half provides the case for Snape's Guilt. In The Great Snape Debate, you'll get all the facts on our favorite Potions Master so you can decide for yourself.
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The Great Snape Confusion

2007-10-01
I liked this book for it's differing opinions regarding the Snape issue. It provided a literary look at the different characters in the book and to the classic stereotypes. I wouldn't recommend it for easy-reading but it's definitely nice if you're interested in delving deeper into Harry Potter. I have yet to read Book 7, so I'm anxious to see if any of the conjecture in this book matches up with what really happens.