Harry Potter y La Orden del Fenix (Harry 05) (Paperback)

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 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 Briars_Reviews

This book was absolutely fantastic! I felt like this book really stepped it up from the last, much like all of J.K. Rowling's books have throughout this series. Each book goes into deeper themes and reveals more about the background of the story. Somehow, Rowling releases each bit of information...

from bardsfingertips

Here is where we see the potential adult stemming from the child hero of the Harry Potter series. In the last book, Harry was left feeling left out, enraged, confused, and basically all of the emotional trappings of adolescent life. And to add further to his what is not a well tempered young man,...