Book reviews: Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix 8 Articles

by Ethel Smith

I saw a couple of the Harry Potter films before I read any of the books from this series, written by J K Rowling. Once I read the first book I was hooked, despite my increasing years, and the books being aimed, seemingly, ...read more

by Vicky Harper

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix is the longest book in J. K. Rowling's series, at 870 pages for the American version, even longer than the last book (Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, by comparison, is only 7...read more

by Mengying Xie

I've just finished "The Order of the Phoenix". It's a dark and heavy one compared to the others of Harry Potter series, but it is still proven to be a touching and enjoyable read. Here I'd like to note down something that ...read more

by Nicole Torino

Fans of Harry Potter waited for hours at their favorite bookstore; Filled with excitement and anticipation. Conversations striking up with complete strangers. "I think Harry will live", "I Hope Ginny and Harry will get bac...read more

by Axel Montgomery

I thought this was one of the best books since the second one with so many twists and turns. Many more adventures for harry than he could handle that is with his friends with him he can do almost anything. But the thing i ...read more

by Xaxier Ruiz

J. K. Rowling's fifth book in the Harry Potter series contains some similarities to the earlier books, it begins with Harry at home with his Uncle Vernon and Aunt Petunia. Again forces conspire to keep Harry from attending...read more

by Glory Lennon

Now that we've waited with bated breath for what was an interminable length of time and are thoroughly hooked to the continuing saga of the great adventures of the boy wizard Harry Potter there are those who would assume...read more

by Elizabeth Kelley

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix was, to me, one of the best books in the Harry Potter series. This book was probably the final point at which the books became a series too dark to be considered a child's rea...read more