In this alternative version of J.K. Rowling's famous tale, Petunia Evans marries the biochemist Michael …
Review of 'Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality' on 'Goodreads'
4 stars
This is probably the only instance of the Child Genius trope that I've ever been able to tolerate.
Super interested in how this story delved deeply into the problematic political, racial, feminist aspects of the HP world.
My biggest takeaway is probably that Harry is possibly the most rational and intelligent creature in this universe, but that this doesn't prevent him from making colossal blunders and mistakes: rationality does not equal wisdom.
The ending was RIDICULOUS. As in I groaned and threw the book across the room for how preposterous it was.
