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Harry Potter and The Order of the Phoenix

Book 5

by J.K. (Joanne) Rowling

Harry Potter and The Order of the Phoenix by J.K. (Joanne) Rowling X
Harry Potter and The Order of the Phoenix by J.K. (Joanne) Rowling
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    Jun 2003, 870 pages

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    Aug 2004, 870 pages

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Starstephi

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix was extremely hard to put down!! J.K. Rowling outdid herself in this book. It's by far my favorite and it was much more mature and teenage appropiate than the other 4. I LOVE HARRY POTTER!!!!!
Nicole

It Was JK's Best, It Was Slow In The Begining But Very Fast Past By The End. I Highly Recamend This Book To Anyone Who Has Read The First Four.


she transfers us to a world full of magic and its a special and rare world because it makes us want to belong there to get away from here. rowling is magical and i hope harry never dies causes he's my idol!! you are the best joanne rowling!!
Hummer Angel

This book is the best but all of J.K. rowlings books are the best! I would have to say read this book it is wonderful and has surprises on each page.
bienewilli

It's a wonderful book! Worth to read!
Mika Parida

This was the best Harry Potter book yet! There was so going on and so much detail it took you in! i read the whole thing in 1 day! everyone shpuld read this!(after the first 4, which are also exellent:)
Fariha

It was the best of the five Harry Potter books that are now out.
Laken Whitman

One of the best books I have ever read it was sad in some parts <<edited for plot spoiler content>> it gave it life and was full of creativity

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