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Young Again: The Rewrite
6 reviewsWhen all hope seems lost and everybody is dead, Harry transports his soul into the body of his one year old self. This time, he's going to try and set things right.
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Young Again: The Rewrite
(#) Lesa 2006-08-27
I love it, please continue it. I have never read the original, so this is the first version I know of this story. It looks amazing!Young Again: The Rewrite
(#) koppe 2007-01-26
Great start... please update soon.
I especially liked that Voldemort got sucked back too, that should be very interesting.
I'm also looking forward to find out how long back they went... Before James and Lilly died -- can Harry do something about that? Before Hogwarts -- can Minerva remove Harry from his abusive relatives? Can they begin to groom Harry's future friends? Before Cedric dies -- can Harry save him? Can he hold off Voldermort's return? Before Sirius dies?
Also, how will Harry with the body of a child -- maybe even before he recieves his letter -- but with a mind/memory (and perhaps magic) of an adult, cope (or deal ;-) with his abusive relatives and school (especially if Dumbledore has yet not been informed)? Will he start fledgling DA early?
Keep up the good work, and please update real soon!
-KoppeYoung Again: The Rewrite
(#) SiriusStains 2007-03-20
i read the origonal a long time ago and remember being disappointed that it was left unfinshed. Its been so long that i can't notice any changes as of yet that you have made..but evne so i'm thrilled taht you have taken up thsi story...it has so much potential. I LOVE well written time travel or rewrite stories. I love how small seemingly insignificant events and changes can have huge imapcts.Young Again: The Rewrite
(#) Lycos11 2009-07-27
I'm hoping that you will continue this story because there are very few well written beginnings to time-travel stories.Young Again: The Rewrite
(#) Cwejr 2010-11-02
Well, it's been four years since you published the first chapter. Sort of a flash in the pan, then nothing. If I had to wait four years to read the second chapter of a book, I wouldn't even be able to find the book. Do your self a favor and pull this story. Leaving it up is doing nothing but irritating your potential readers, or at least mark it abandoned. You started off good, but where's the beef?
--a very frustrated reader.
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