Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix - J.K. Rowling Reviews

SPOILER ALERT!! Order of the Pheonix is perhaps my least favourite book of the series, because Harry seems to get very angsty and angry at everything. He doesn't listen to his teachers, who are older and wiser than him and falls out with his friends. But these are the same reasons I love this book, because he is so unbelievably wrong at ...  Read the complete review

Harry Potter and The Order of The Phoneix Harry is now getting older and his life is getting much more complex. Harry feels completely separated from the magical world at the start of the summer apart from a surprise encounter from an unwanted guest. While he is stuck at private drive, Hermione and Ron are living in London at Sirius' ...  Read the complete review

Having brought this book a year ago I hadn't touched it until a couple of days ago and I must say that this book is one of the best books i have ever read. Since the start of the book I have not been able to put the book down yet. It starts of at Harry's Uncles house in Little Winging and progresses to Hogwarts where Harry has a ...  Read the complete review

I've just finished reading this book and I must say, I was enthralled from page one. Harry Potter and the Order of the Pheonix sees Harry Potter battling to get over the events of the previous summer whilst in solitude from Ron and Hermione and everyone else at Hogwarts. Soon enough we thrown into the story with Harry encountering ...  Read the complete review

This was a wonderful book 766 pages of brilliant reading when i do reviews about films or books i don't like to go into details of the storyline cos i believe that is the equivalent of spoilers on your fave soap or someone standing up in the cinema and telling you how the films ends before you see it its not good so i will just give a general idea ...  Read the complete review

* Minor spoilers* I find that the Harry Potter series are one of those collections of books that you can go back to time and time again and still be pulled into that magical world and feel all the emotions you did first time around. That's a bit of a difficult notion when it comes to tackling the fifth story in the series. Coming in at ...  Read the complete review

As a nipper I would read the Harry Potter books as they came out, all the way up to the Goblet of Fire. At this point I foolishly thought that I had outgrown the franchise. Thankfully, albeit a little late, I have been reintroduced to the Harry Potter world by reading this book. Although I consider it the worst of the series (I have now devoured ...  Read the complete review

Anyone who has read my previous Harry Potter reviews will know that I had managed to stay away from the Potter crazy until recently when the last book had been released and I decided that I would give them a go. I finally managed to get through book 5, not that I didn't enjoy it but I just don't seem to have enough hours in the day lately so this ...  Read the complete review

The order of the phoenix is where the Harry Potter story starts to come together, as more of Harrys questions about his fate are answered more questions arise. The order of the phoenix is an organization bought together by professor Dumbledore in order to try and prevent and kill Voldemort and his army of Death eaters. This story tells the tale of ...  Read the complete review

She's now having fun with her creations. Clearly enjoying their success and with the books all mapped out, she has concentrated here on giving us a big slice of character-driven drama that sees the saga begin to breach the adult world.....It's still what it's best at: warm accessibility, inspiring and illuminating, with loveable and loathable ...  Read the complete review

While I enjoyed reading this book, and would definitely recomend it to Harry Potter fans, I felt it lacked the magic that made many of the others so brilliant. Many of the best loved elements from the previous books have been drastically cut (eg Quiddich, Dumbledore) in the aim of keeping the new chapter fresh. Harry's all consuming anger tainted ...  Read the complete review

Harry Potter and The Order of the Phoenix is the fifth book in the popular series by J.K. Rowling. If you have read my previous review in the serioes you'll know that I was very much looking forward to reading this one. The longest book in the series so far, at a colossal 766 pages, it's taken a while. The book begins with Harry in ...  Read the complete review

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix is the fifth book in the Harry Potter series. One night, after confronting Dudley, Harry finds himself confronted with Dementors, and after fighting them off finds himself under the threat of expulsion from Hogwarts, Harry went on trial .Harry was taken from the Dursleys to Sirius Black's family home by ...  Read the complete review

The fifth book in the highly popular Harry Potter series, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix is the biggest yet, weighing in at 766 pages. Unlike the previous books, there is no attempt here to make it a stand-alone book – you really need to have read the previous books to understand what’s going on here, or at least to understand the ...  Read the complete review

I now know why Potter Mania has Gripped thousands of people young and old everywhere! To be honest I wasn't really interested in Harry Potter at all untill my Daughter went to a camp just before christmas and saw the Harry Potter films there she asked us If we could watch the Philosophers stone at Christmas ,which we all did, and ...  Read the complete review

Louise's little sister: 'Go, on I SWEAR you'll love them!' Louise: (looking suitably snotty) 'I don't think so. I'm too old for them.' Louise's increasingly annoyed little sister: 'I promise you will! Just read one and shut up, or go to sleep!' Above is the night-time conversation that got me started on the Harry ...  Read the complete review

This is the fifth installment in the books forming the life of a teenage boy at his wizarding school written by J K Rowling. Book 5, The Order Of The Phoenix sees Harry return to Hogwarts for a 5th year, with his faithful friends Ron and Hermione. Many of the characters from the previous books are mentioned again but this would not ...  Read the complete review

Before I go any further, my review of this book is going to give away some plot details of the previous Harry Potter books, so if you?d rather not know what happens at the end of the Goblet of Fire then you?d better scurry along now. That?s it, hurry up now?.close the door behind you while you?re at it. Right, now ...  Read the complete review

This is a solid fifth installment of the Hrry Potter dynasty, and when I say solid I mean it. This is a hefty book with a total of 766 pages in my personal copy. But with the nature of the book with a cliffhanger at the end of every chapter keeps you wanting more and more, which means it will be polished off in no time. I had previously read ...  Read the complete review

We bought this book, fifth in the Harry Potter series, a few days after its release. It begins, like most of the others, with Harry staying in Primrose Drive, under the 'care' of his Dahlishly grotesque Uncle Vernon and Aunt Petunia. Now aged 15, he is feeling very frustrated, because he has not heard from any of his friends. He is also ...  Read the complete review