Thursday, October 2, 2008

Top 3 Best Harry Potter Books.

J.K. Rowling's best work is undoubtedly her most recent of the Harry Potter series; The Order Of The Pheonix, The Half-Blood Prince, and the final book; The Deathly Hollows.
The last three novels contain the most exciting and dangerous ventures and
events of the whole series, with Harry and his friends barely surviving ordeal after ordeal, in the quest to destroy the most evil and powerful dark wizard of their time, Lord Voldemort. It is impossible to compare these books to the first few in the series because so much has changed, there are so many more dangers, more twists and turns and unexpected outcomes and events that keep the reader wanting more.
The Order Of The Pheonix is terribly sad at points, such as when Harry's only living relative, Sirius Black, is murdered by his cousin, a follower of Voldemort, while dueling in order to save everyone else from their demise. The Order Of The Pheonix is the book in which the lives of innocent people are claimed, and only to increase the death count in the later books. Things are starting to get even more interesting in the series at this point.
In The Half-Blood Prince, Harry is beginning to descover the truth about the events that lead him to be where he is in the present, as well as the understanding of past incidences that he must understand if he ever hopes to defeat Lord Voldemort. This story sends shock waves to the reader on almost every page. Something new is descovered that increases the plot's interest at every chapter.
The final book of the Harry Potter series, The Deathly Hollows, cronicles the most exciting of Harry and his friends' undertakings. At every turn is a new surprise which makes it difficult to put the book down. These books are the best of the 21st century. They appeal to a vast audience and the fact that they were interesting enough to be made into films is only proof that the public wants more.
These three novels are the best stories of this century.

3 comments:

searcy said...
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searcy said...

I would rank them:
#1-The Goblet of Fire
#2-The Deathly Hallows
#3-The Half-Blood Prince

"The Deathly Hallows" probably would have been my number one, but I read it too fast and missed half of the details. Can't wait for the movies!

CultureDecay said...

I know, I eally wanted to see how it ended because I heard all these terrible rumours abour Harry dieing!
You have to read it a second time, you catch so many more little details that make the book so much better.