Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets by J.K. Rowling - Reviews

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets by J.K. Rowling
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any one else notice the missing or unexplained parts like how the frog knocked over a fish tank or how ming killed the spider woman zombie
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Was able to finish reading the whole series. Perty good. Decent read but could I do have some gripes with the ending. Overall Perty good. Would recommend if you enjoyed the necromancer class of Only I level up, you'd definitely enjoy it here too.
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So I do like it, but honestly I just don't understand what is happening, maybe I didn't pay attention but I'm around chapter 35 and I've completely lost track of what's happening
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The pressure in the room grew stronger and the room became colder. Both Voldemort and Izan were staring into each other's eyes. Izan flickered his right hand and grabbed his scythe, and Voldemort stood up from his chair and pointed his wand at Robin.  
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Motada was quick to jump to action. Using his legendary staff, he quickly summoned a fireball and obliterated a tight group of Treelets near instantly.
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No one knows how much damage the skill dealt to the player, there is no one who could guess or predicted it.
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[Karl wake up]
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She finds herself back in a large hall with long tables and benches to her left and right with many men and women drinking and laughing, a huge mess and incredible noise. Opposite her she sees a reception above which hangs a sign information and registration, next to this over another reception hangs the sign Missions registration and the last one has on the sign material for purchase of all kind.
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"Well, I'm not an idiot who would do all this for a simple job, risk my neck."
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a bright light enveloped her  before she disappeared
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"I mean he is a good person to learn from on that kind of thing, but why does he need it? You know what never mind I'll ask him myself later."
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She vanished. In a moment Meyer Wolfshiem stood solemnly in the doorway, holding out both hands. He drew me into his office, remarking in a reverent voice that it was a sad time for all of us, and offered me a cigar.

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