which one you like best?

i like all of them but if i were to choose one, it would be the third book, the prisoner of azkaban.

My favorite of the series is definitely the third book, The Prisoner of Azkaban. I like it for the backstory, the way the characters were introduced, the fact that out of all the books, this is the only one where Voldemort had a somewhat minimal exposure (and Harry didn't need to defeat him in some way to advance to the next book). I love how the Marauders were introduced, the way Harry's history is interwoven to portray a portion of his parents' lives, how JK used the time-paradox formula and, okay, maybe the time turner had a great deal of influence on this being my favorite book, but I am allowed to be biased, aren't I? :P Basically, I am a sucker for the Marauders + Lily and Time-altering events. And the fact that Voldie was minimal in the book, hehe.

Hey! My favourite book is Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire but I also like very much Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. When it comes to movies I like the first and the second more than the others because they are more attached to the books than the other movies.

I like reading Harry Potter books so much. Ever since I was like 12 years old, I was already fascinated by the fictional world of Harry. It even consumed much of my savings just to buy some of the paperback versions. Anyways, I have read the seven books and my favorite is of course the last one. I loved the fight scenes. I want to see/imagine fight scenes using magic. That was so cool. Anyways, all of them are all good combined together.

I loved reading Harry Potter and my favorite book and movie (so far) of the series would have to be the Goblet of Fire. I loved the action and the plot twists and the Harry-Hermione moments in that book. (I'm a Harry/Hermione fan and I have to admit that I kinda, sorta lost some interest in the series from the 5th book onwards just because of the lack of Harry/Hermione in them -- except for the encounter in the 7th book which, I believe, is one of the best portrayals of their relationship, the deepness of their friendship... but oh, I'm getting sidetracked... anyway...) I really enjoyed the series and one could say that I practically grew up with the series, having read the Philosopher's Stone when I was 13 and then, eight years later, the Deathly Hallows. Harry Potter would always be one of the series I wouldn't mind reading over and over and over again. =)