Which is your favourite Harry Potter book?

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Reply 20

TheTranshumanist

Original post by muf_mur

OT: How many times have you read the whole set? For me must be more than 5 times

3 times. I do it once every year.

Reply 21

muf_mur

Original post by TheTranshumanist

3 times. I do it once every year.

Same

Half Blood Price.

I think I`ve read the whole set atleast 10 times lol :biggrin:

Its one of the few series you can never get tired of reading again and again

Reply 24

Sandtrooper

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Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire! But I think my favourite character may be Professor Slughorn so I love the Half-Blood Prince as well.

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Reply 25

azirahhh

It's a toss-up between Prisoner of Azkaban and the Goblet of Fire :smile:

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Reply 26

-TheSpecialOne-

Has to be Deathly Hallows, Goblet of Fire or Order of the Phoenix

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Reply 27

kiasha

is there anybody who once slapped a friend with a duster because that person outrageously suggested harry potter books are BORING? :tongue:

ps: i was 11 and after intense therapy now am deemed fit to live in a society!

Reply 28

lustawny

My favourite is Goblet of Fire.

Reply 29

*Nabz*

For me it will always be half-blood prince, I love it soooo much and think that it is really exciting.

there is also Draco Malfoy, this one makes me feel so sorry for him.

Reply 30

Kallisto

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The first book anyway, namely the philosophers stone, but after Harry Potter was commercialized I have lost my interest. To be honest it was the only book which I have ever (halfway) read... nevertheless it fascinated me.

Reply 31

Muttley79

Philosopher's stone holds a special place because it's where the story begins and Harry begins his journey.

I do enjoy all of them except the section in 'Goblet of Fire' where Hermione invented SPEW - that over dominated the book for me.

Reply 32

username208984

I'm re-reading them all currently once again but I've come to the conclusion it's The Order of the Phoenix, the first 4 are basically set completely in the school with the exception of the World Cup and it's only from The Order of the Phoenix that Rowling's World opens up completely beyond Hogwarts and you begin to see how much is actually going on. Plus, as mention a number of characters suddenly become a lot more prominent, such as Luna (although the Lovegoods do get a mention in Goblet it's nothing beyond a name) and Ginny becomes a main character too. It also, I'd say, blurs a lot of the lines between the 'good' and 'evil' characters when you see how characters in good roles can so horribly abuse their positions. Just my thoughts but it was actually my least favourite the first time I'd read them all but it's become my favourite over the years just through the level of detail and breadth it adds to the world.

/thoughts

Reply 33

hejraat

half blood prince