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Which Harry Potter book is best?

Philosophers Stone 1 2.86%
 
Chamber of Secrets 0 0%
 
Prisoner of Azkaban 4 11.43%
 
Goblet of Fire 11 31.43%
 
Order of the Phoenix 7 20.00%
 
Half-Blood Prince 9 25.71%
 
Deathly Hallows 3 8.57%
 
Total:35
Rath on 18 August 2011

So out of the seven books which one do you consider to be the best in the series and why?



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Rath on 18 August 2011

Damnit, got my own topics confused and voted Order of the Phoenix as the best...



Xen on 18 August 2011
Rath said:
Damnit, got my own topics confused and voted Order of the Phoenix as the best...

Justice!

It is THE best.



Teo on 18 August 2011

My order:
Book 7
2
4
6
5
1
3 (In fact, I think the movie is BETTER than the book in this case)



ShadowSoldier on 18 August 2011

Goblet of Fire will always have a special place in my heart. I see it (and to an extent Book 3) as the turning point of the series. That book was the one that showed you these books weren't just for kids. Death, the return of Voldemort, love everything took place in this one book. It set the pace for the future entries while justifying the previous 3.



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adriane23 on 18 August 2011

Tie between 4 and 5. That's when the series peaked for me.



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Xen on 18 August 2011
adriane23 said:
Tie between 4 and 5. That's when the series peaked for me.

Now that's someone with good taste ;)



izaaz101 on 18 August 2011

Goblet of Fire for 2 reasons...it was a departure from the year the kids had (school, quidditch, winning the house cup, etc). and it took on a more "grown up" theme (Cedric dying, Hermione-Krum-Ron, etc).



MrBubbles on 18 August 2011

the last one...because hopefully it means there wont be anymore and someday i might not have to hear about harry the horsefucker ever again.



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Signalstar on 18 August 2011
ShadowSoldier said:
Goblet of Fire will always have a special place in my heart. I see it (and to an extent Book 3) as the turning point of the series. That book was the one that showed you these books weren't just for kids. Death, the return of Voldemort, love everything took place in this one book. It set the pace for the future entries while justifying the previous 3.


These are my feelings almost exactly. I felt suddenly older as I read The Goblet of Fire. The plot is so inventive and everything comes together so perfectly. You get a bigger sense of the Wizarding World thanks to the visiting schools as well. One of my favorite books of all time.



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