Tue Sep 28, 2004 1:54 am
The Chamber of Secrets has always been the favorite of mine, but I can't remember why. Although I did enjoy Order of the Phoenix quite a bit. I haven't read any of them in quite some time though, so I can't remember much from them. 
Mon Oct 18, 2004 5:24 pm
I haven't read order of the pheonix yet so it would have to be The Goblet of fire, it was dark, full of suspense, great plot and at the end you knew Harry had grown up
Tue Oct 19, 2004 12:11 am
Well then, instead of racking up posts on a topic that doesn't involve you. Politely butt-out.Kitten Medli wrote:I dont have one. I dont like Harry Potter.
Prisoner of Azkaban for me.
Tue Oct 19, 2004 8:17 pm
Goblet of Fire. I find it, the first book after she sort decided not to rush things.
Its also long, and action packed.
If you were to ask character, NYMPHADORA TONKS
Its also long, and action packed.
If you were to ask character, NYMPHADORA TONKS
Sat Nov 13, 2004 6:23 pm
the 3rd one because it was just fun to read and I read the golet of fire to get to sleep it was the worst book she has wrote !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sun Nov 14, 2004 6:17 am
My favourite is Azkaban coz I love reading about James and Sirius when they were Harry's age
Sun Nov 14, 2004 5:29 pm
I like Prisoner of Azkaban, but like all you others, I don't know why...
Mon Nov 29, 2004 2:46 am
Tyrannitar wrote:I like Prisoner of Azkaban, but like all you others, I don't know why...
Like half the others. The other half, like me, is in it for MWPP and especially Sirius.
1. PoA, for reasons above plus a clockwork plot
2. GoF, for an awesome mystery and bloodchilling Voldemort scenes
3. OotP, for brilliant, very applicable satire and all the extra info and character development, but downgraded for smurf!Harry and, yeah, THAT
4. PS, for being the first book I read with a genuine plot twist and having surprising things that pop out, and so early (did any of you catch that Hagrid "flew" to the Hut-On-The-Rock? Bit big for a broomstick, don't you think?) but downgraded for being relatively simple.
5. CoS, because the plotline is basically filler space. Also, I have a nasty suspicion that the important info relates to house-elves, and Kreacher in particular...
Mon Dec 06, 2004 2:54 am
Definetly Goblet of Fire. The tournament, the characterization . . . and an awesome finale.
Mon Dec 06, 2004 3:18 am
My favorite is The Order of the Phoenix. If a book makes me cry, then it has done the impossible... Why did you have to die? 
Sun Jan 09, 2005 1:19 am
The Order of the Pheonix all the way, longest and best book! I can't wait until June 16. Harry Potter 6!
Sun Jan 09, 2005 8:33 pm
Prisoner Of Azkaban.
A bit off topic but it was also my fave film.
A bit off topic but it was also my fave film.
Mon Jan 10, 2005 12:00 am
Harry Potter and the Order of the Pheonix and goblet of fire are both up there. Both great plot lines. My least favourtie would be chambers of secret just never really got it o.0
Mon Jan 10, 2005 12:08 am
Mine was Harry Potter and the order of the Pheonix, definately! All the books are amazing though.
Mon Jan 10, 2005 2:21 am
Prisoner of Azkaban, by far.
Why?
-None of the "This is Harry. He's magical. These are the Dursleys. They're mugglyunmagical. Harry suffers during the summer because the Dursleys don't like Harry" drudgery. He even gets to blow up Aunt Marge and then go to Diagon Alley and eat ice cream!
-Hermione is a member of the important climactic ending part. [I've noticed that JK Rowling rotated it through the books-#1 with just Harry, #2 with Harry and Ron, #3 with Harry and Hermione]
-Lupin is such the ideal teacher, and that gives the book a very warm glow.
-It's the beginning of most of the complexities of the series, and complexities are fun.
Why?
-None of the "This is Harry. He's magical. These are the Dursleys. They're mugglyunmagical. Harry suffers during the summer because the Dursleys don't like Harry" drudgery. He even gets to blow up Aunt Marge and then go to Diagon Alley and eat ice cream!
-Hermione is a member of the important climactic ending part. [I've noticed that JK Rowling rotated it through the books-#1 with just Harry, #2 with Harry and Ron, #3 with Harry and Hermione]
-Lupin is such the ideal teacher, and that gives the book a very warm glow.
-It's the beginning of most of the complexities of the series, and complexities are fun.