Which Harry Potter book did you enjoy reading most?

Saw all the movies but never read any of the books...and I'm okay with that.

For me its The Goblet of Fire. It was the first Harry Potter book I ever read, and so it was that one that swept me up into this whole new world created by Rowling. I was absolutely captivated by it from the very first page. I just found it all so magical, so wonderful. It was the beginning of something amazing for me, and I've never looked back.

I was going to say No. 4, the Goblet of Fire. They get longer as you go on.

Number 2, although a great film, was a bad book - well, reputedly - and I will confess that I mispronounced 'Hermione's name all throughout book 1. Tut.

4 had a good plot and the characters worked well together. Nice one JK.

The third is my all time fav. I loved how they were different then then first 2, but in a good way! I loved the intense and amazingling detailed quiditich matches, and how J.K Rowling wrote about Harry mini adventures when he was staying by himself in Hogs Heads and exploring Diagon Alley.

The Deathly Hollows one. Well it was hard to read the last hundred pages cuz I didn't want it to end but I liked how J.K. Rowling wrote about their adversities (being chased etc). I think the last fight was dissapointing though, was expecting a bit more.

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The last one. So captivating, It just sucked me in. What a great finale to a fantastic series. It left me empty when I finished. J.K Rowling is really really good.

The last one because it's where all the loose ends tied together perfectly.

The Goblet of Fire. I just liked all the tournaments they had, and the new characters.

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