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Book 5 of 7 is the largest book, with substantial more pages than the other books so settle in for a long read. But despite being so long, the story does not drag on unnecessarily. We are introduced to quite a few more characters in this book (along with all the favorites) and it all makes for a great read. The last quarter of the book is very emotional and will tug on those heartstrings.
The book starts off in the time right after the end of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire and as always, follows Harry and his friends through their school year. Harry is now 15, a bit older, a bit wiser and bit more headstrong and obstinate. Then again, aren't all 15 year olds- The best thing about this series is that unlike other series of books (for some reason the Hardy Boys books come to mind), the characters actually do grow up and change with age, instead of being the same, happy, simple people we met in the original Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone. The book is faithful to the others by taking things that happened in the previous books and using them to help the characters learn and understand from their successes and their mistakes, and using that knowledge to help others.
Comments: Hardback, Dustjacket, some sun Fade to Spine, 1st UK Edition Stated - B7
Comments: Hardback, Dustjacket, some sun Fade to Spine, 1st UK Edition Stated, owner name inside front cover - B27
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