The review below was based on my first read of the Harry Potter books, ages ago and in Dutch. Updated reviews will follow after a reread (in English) I plan to do. And this is where I became a fan of Harry Potter. I really liked it! It's often been said that it is the best of the Potter books, and...
Stephen Fry hasn't disappointed yet! This book is so full of mystery--intrigue. Everyone is keeping secrets from Harry, and while they believe it's for his own good, it never is! They all praise him as the "Boy Who Lived" and then treat him with kid gloves. And in the end, it always does more ha...
Alright, once again, I finished the book almost two years ago and because I was in school and had other nonsense going on, I took very few notes and put off writing the review until now. I have few details to give, which is especially depressing when you’re giving a low rating to a book that is belo...
With this somewhat longer novel, Rowling appears to begin her Big Bad arc in earnest, invoking the history of the Potter parents' generation, and introducing more of what (I presume) will be major participants in the obviously forthcoming battle between good and evil. That being the case, the beginn...
Harry potter and the prisoner of azkaban J.K Rowling Protagonist - Harry potter, Hermione granger, Ronald weasley, Remus john lupin Antagonist - Sirius black, Peter pettigrew Short summary - Sirius black, notoroius mass murderer, is on the loose. Harry found the Maurauders Map. On it he finds a ...
After three books, I still can’t help but wonder how J.K. Rowling came up with these ideas: 1. Creatures with unique qualities. Dementors, Boggart, Hagrid’s pets, etc. 2. The terms used at the book. Muggles, Quidditch, Butterbear, Honeydukes, Grindylow, etc. 3. The world building/Places. Ex. Hogs...
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban by J.K. Rowling My rating: 4 of 5 stars Normally, I do my Fun Reviews, but I had so many thoughts (and feels) with this book, I needed to break it down. So there are defintitely some new characters in this book that make the first two book plain old bland. Fi...
I have read these many, many times (though, it has been several years). I love reliving the characters and the scenes each time. I loved this just as much as I first read it when I was a kid. I'm re-reading these in time for Cursed Child and can't help but feel like I'm going to be a tad bit disappo...
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