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Reviews For Away in a Manger
I loved his first bout of accidental magic! I do hope that you are able to add more to this story over the Christmas holidays. Well done! Author's Response: Thanks so much! I just posted a new chapter and am working on the next one tonight. This was what I imagined Sev would be like if he had never been a DE, and had been able to not be torn apart by Lily's rejection of him. Yes, he does, because Harry is there to teach him. Merry Christmas!
The tantrum was great too as Snape dealt with it perfectly. I think that's the only way to handle it. My friend has a child who was prone to this as a toddler - she'd throw herself on the floor next to the girl and start imitating her - cured her of tantrums after a few of those! Anyway, great chappie, really enjoying the story! Author's Response: Yes, I can see where that would work, but Severus wasn't about to humiliate himself in public that way, LOL! Thanks and I hope you enjoy the next part, which I've just posted.
I loved the snow dog. It's too bad that Snape isn't a dog person. A naughty little Crupp might be the best thing for Harry's energy. Thanks for the great chapter. I enjoyed it immensely. Author's Response: Thanks so much and you're right about the humiliation part. I found it works wonders, even on teenagers, LOL! You're right, but I think between Harry and the dog Severus might end up in a mental hospital. Hope you enjoy the next two chapter I posted! :)
Author's Response: Yay! everus has done good. I just posted two new ones for you to read!
Author's Response: Thanks so much!
Author's Response: Thanks and yeah I like snow so long as I don't have to go anywhere in it. That can be scary especially if someone might have called the Aurors thinking Sev was kidnapping Harry. What a mess that would have been.
Author's Response: You're so welcome! I agree, Augustus wouldn't, but Severus is like a clam, it takes a lot to pry him open and I think he's scared he might lose Harry if anyone knew his secret. |
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