Favourite Harry Potter Book

Subject: Favourite Harry Potter Book Wed Jun 20, 2012 7:57 pm

We all love Harry Potter books. However, it would be interesting to see which one of them is actually the most favoured by the members of our forum.

Guest

The first one! Because it's the beginning of an awesome adventure... Nuff said.

Guest

I'd say the last one, it's packed with so much adventure! It's hard to stop reading. But of course, the other books are just as good! It's hard to pick a specific one.

Guest

Oh gosh... I think I'd have to say the fourth, because of all the fascinating creatures. But all the others tied for a close second!

Subject: Re: Favourite Harry Potter Book Thu Jun 21, 2012 1:58 pm

I'd have to say the last one too, though they are all great. It's just that Deathly Hallows offers an epic conclusion to a wonderful series, and uncovers all the fascinating details and resolves all the mysteries of the story.

Subject: Re: Favourite Harry Potter Book Tue Jul 03, 2012 12:43 am

So, this was a hard question! I thought about it and finally decided that my favorite is Harry Potter and The Half Blood Prince. I just thought it was more interesting that the others, although I truthfully love them all!

Guest

I have to admit that was a really hard choice but I voted Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. The Sirius Black plot twist from Voldemort's right hand to Harry Potter's good godfather awed me the first time I read the book. Plus the Lupin's confession of him and his friends (James, Sirius and Peter) being the Marauders blown my mind!

Guest

Prisoner of Azkaban, with Half-Blood Prince coming up a close second.

Guest

The Prisoner of Azkaban as I feel it starts the adventure on full. The first two certainly set up the innocent stages until the gritty pace came about to continue for the grand finale. As much as we perceive the bad-looking characters as they act around the main troupe, (aka, Snape, Black) it also shows us the best of us also have a darker side (aka Pettigrew, Lupin). Classic, twisted plotting at it's finest.

Subject: Re: Favourite Harry Potter Book Thu Apr 25, 2013 4:51 am

O____O
I AM MIND BLOWN,

I just never thought of it that way. Honestly, I had never read the books until a few months back when my cousin Lucy asked me to take over Wade....and I'm on the fifth right now, but I never thought of the plot of the third so much as about how entertaining and confusing it was. I loved it nonetheless!

Guest

James Riddle wrote:: I'd have to say the last one too, though they are all great. It's just that Deathly Hallows offers an epic conclusion to a wonderful series, and uncovers all the fascinating details and resolves all the mysteries of the story.

Quoted for win. J.K. Rowling had the perfect ending to a wonderful adventure; it was gripping all the way till the page. I love that the last book had the most emotion behind it, and despite some unfortunate deaths of some great characters, it was realistic. Good guys don't always win, but with loyalty -- love behind each battle, well, sometimes hope can be enough to conquer the darkness.

Guest

I found it hard to choose, but I said the Goblet of Fire. I loved the Triwizard Tournament and something drew me to Cedric. All of them are brilliant though.

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