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What's Your Favorite Harry Potter book?

Sorcerer's/Philosopher's Stone

5% (1)

Chamber of Secrets

11% (2)

Prisoner of Azkaban

5% (1)

Goblet of Fire

27% (5)

Order of the Phoenix

5% (1)

Half-Blood Prince

22% (4)

Deathly Hallows

22% (4)

Total Votes : 18

(last vote on : 7/19/2008 8:56:12 AM)
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RE: What's Your Favorite Harry Potter book? - 7/12/2008 10:13:28 AM

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Up to book six in my rereading. Still not sure which is my fave.

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RE: What's Your Favorite Harry Potter book? - 7/12/2008 11:51:56 AM

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I think Harry is a bit of a poofter boy . Not that there's anything wrong with it. I mean...flying around on broomsticks andsuch and why doesn't he ever bust a move on Hermione, eh ? Or maybe he is just a subbly lad and Hermione is Domme...hmmmm...ya think ?

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RE: What's Your Favorite Harry Potter book? - 7/12/2008 9:42:46 PM

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quote:

I think Harry is a bit of a poofter boy .

Much as I'd love to claim Harry for my team, he's always struck me as pretty straight. I do wish JKR had included an openly gay character.

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why doesn't he ever bust a move on Hermione, eh ?

'Cause he's smitten with Cho and then Ginny.

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RE: What's Your Favorite Harry Potter book? - 7/19/2008 9:00:21 AM

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Well, I've finished rereading the series, and I think I've settled on Goblet of Fire as my favorite.

Partly I love the sheer length of it; I truly felt immersed in the wizarding world. And it's the only one of the long books that isn't shadowed (till the very end) by Voldemort's return, so there's still a nice lightness to it. Perhaps because I work in educational publishing, I've always been interested in Hogwarts as a school. That made it particularly interesting to meet students from other wizarding schools, and I enjoyed what a good teacher "Moody" was (though Lupin is still my fave). I also thought the Pensieve was really cool.

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