from TheLostEntwife

In Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix things start to get a bit.. well.. hairy. Dumbledore and Harry are being discredited, mocked and watched and things at Hogwarts are making those first few years, basilisks, creepy two-faced men and all look, well, downright cheerful. And all of this, i...

from tjsjohanna

More so than any other book in the series thus far, this story makes a huge point of showing that good and evil aren't lined up in neat rows. In the world of Harry Potter, you don't have to be a supporter of Voldemort to be evil or cowardly or power-hungry. And even the best of people are human -...

from justabookreader

It's taking me longer than I thought to finish my Harry Potter re-read this year but that's all right, I'm in no hurry. Let's face it; it's not as if I don't know the story. :-) In all honesty, I was hoping to re-read the entire series before seeing the latest movie but that's not going to happen...

from magemanda

I have to confess that, on my first reading of the Order of the Phoenix, I was disappointed but, on reflection, I think that this might be because of the excitement on the lead-up to the book's release. Certainly on this read I found the book extremely gripping and exciting, with a great deal of ...

from ArsLegendi

*spoilers ahead* I have to admit that the first time I read Order of the Phoenix, I didn't really like it as much as the previous books. When it came out, I was a brand new fan of the series, and did the whole "wait outside the bookstore" thing for its release. My first reading left me a little c...