Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

Reader reviewed by clarice

In this harry potter book, harry gets mysteriously entered into a competition that he is too young to enter. He trains for it in many ways including listening to mermaids and more. He gets in some trouble when in the tournament and has to use his skill to safe himself and others.

Reader reviewed by Jen

This book is my personal fave in J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series. It gets significantly darker than her other HP novels and leaves you craving the next book. Trust me on this, you will not be able to put it down! J.K. did it again when she wrote this perfect installment of Harry's fifth year. Suprises are in store for you if you chose to read this book!

Reader reviewed by Selina

Wow! J.K Rowling pulls it off again. In this book Harry's swept off to hogwarts where the wildest adventure in a life time begins. I enjoyed how the author threw in a twist: Hagrad's "little" brother who he brought back to the school, but he's in the woods. For all who dreamed that Hagrad's pet spider would soon meet it's end.

Reader reviewed by Zac

In this book, the difficulties with the wizarding world are shed more light and are now semi-explained. And Harry finds himself, before the commencement of school, in a whole mess of trouble.

This book starts out differently than the others, a little slower in getting to Hogwarts, but emmediately picks up with a bang.

Reader reviewed by zb u wish u new me

I love this book so much!!! I gave up on the Harry Potter serise when I was ten but now I started reading this book and I can't beleive I ever gave up this serise. She has shown us the meaning of friendship and determination. I love how she has made magic so fun accutually I think I will re-read the whole serise just to have a little fun. I hope you enjoy this book. love ya.

Reader reviewed by Therdry

Harry's growing up! This is the first J.K Rowlings' book I can understand just how the characters are feeling. Being able to tell really adds new depth to the story.

I think Umbridge is a vile woman, but a very well portrayed character. The lenghts Harry and his friends go to evade her strict punnishment of combat trained youth are amazing and timely.

Dumbledore really starts to feel more human in this book, he makes mistakes just like everyone else.

Another masterpieces by J.K. I recommed this book to everyone.

Reader reviewed by Bren

Harry Potter and the Order of the Pheonix is very different from the rest of the books. This book shows the other side of Harry. He gets angrier in this book then the other ones. Also, it's the longest so far (we'll have to wait for book seven). What's also interesting is that it shows more hints on how Ron and Hermione like each other. There are many new things that come in the fifth book such as a new teacher, mysterious descoveries, and students. Definately need to read this book :]

Reader reviewed by ben

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix was an extremely good book,but lives are at stakes,will someone die? I thoroughly enjoyed reading it, and thought it was very empowering to young people who can relate to Harry, and his peers. Harry's attitude has become more and more fierce as the books continue. I think these books are good for people of all ages. Kids and adults alike can relate to this book.

Reader reviewed by Kody Boye

The fifth book, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, is quite the mouthful of a title, as is the legnth of the book, making it more than eight hundred pages in legnth. The book was wonderful in every aspect, making the ending even more sad than the fourth book. I equally enjoyed this book as well as that other Harry Potters and give it a well deserved five out of five.

Reader reviewed by Ruby



In the begging, I found it slow but informative. But by the end of the book, i wanted to read it over again!! My second favourite book by J.K. Rowling! (So far)