If you've read the Harry Potter series, what's been your favorite?

I'm actually in the middle of reading Goblet of Fire, so I haven't read the 5th one yet.

If you're not into Harry Potter, or think it's evil, or whatever, please do not start flaming me or others because we like the books.

The poll is asking which you liked the best (if you've read them).

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I've read them all now, and like the last one the best easily. I found much more identifiable as more common problems arose within the main character of Harry.

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My favorites were the first and the fourth. I loved the challenges he had to face in the end in both of them.

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I like the one where Harry cast a spell over all of the liberals in this country, causing them to leave.

Oh, if only dreams did come true...

I really couldn't say which one I like best; I haven't yet read the fifth book (we do own it and my husband has read it, but I haven't been in the mood yet). I will probably start work on the series again soon, and I'll keep it in mind! I think they're all superb, though.

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[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Magnum Robert [/i]
[B]I like the one where Harry cast a spell over all of the liberals in this country, causing them to leave.

Oh, if only dreams did come true... [/B][/QUOTE]
You have some crazy dreams and things dont you robert

i don't care if people flame me for my likes in these so called "children's books," even though they are far from a kid's book.

I pick the 5th, since i love the huge duel at the end. I have no clue what happened in the 3rd and 4th, i totally forgot what happened. I would re-read them but i have to read Huck Finn for english. sigh.

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I really like the 5th the best, though they're all really great books! The 2nd and 3rd ones are next, followed by the 4th, and teh 1st one comes in dead last on my list. I didn't like it very much, it seemed really....how do you say it....shallow maybe? I guess I just don't like having to get to know all the characters, I like getting straight to the action.

Is there going to be one where they all finally die?

If not, I will settle for the future novel in which Hermoine starts being slutty.

She already IS slutty. Read page 45.


EDIT: Wait nevermind that's page 45 of Playboy and it's somebody else nevermind.

Harry Potter is the anti-christ.

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I've read them all up to Order of the phoenix....which i am halfway through...and my fav. is Chamber of Secrets....yeahh there sooo Anti Christ...

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They're all excellent, but I think [I]Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix[/I] is the best one. It's a lot more mature then the other ones, and really gives you a glimpse into the adult Harry. The plot line twists and turns into all sorts of unexpected and welcome curves, it's rich with details, wonderfully written, one of my favorite books of all time. Plus, I get a big kick out of the whole thing with the Ministry of Magic denying what Harry says, considering how it pertains to the modern era.

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"Dead men tell no tales..."

I have never read Harry Potter because I do not find it interesting.