Have you read the Harry Potter books?

I was not really a Harry Potter fan not until my husband convinced me to read the books. After he gave ma a gist of the last book I got really intrigued and started reading the first 6 books. I began to appreciate JK Rowling style of writing and I'm amazed on how creative she was in coming up with this type of stories and per character. I became more of a critic(after reading the books I suddenly had the urge to watch the movies again and started collecting DVDs). It's such a great story and I believe it's something that I can convince my daughter to read once she's grown up.

I read the books before the movies started coming out. I find that I enjoyed them a bit more than the movie versions.

I've read all the HP books, and I'm sad that I read the last book. I would have preferred watching the movie first, and then reading the book later. Ah, but, I'm looking forward to the last movie this year!

wow, she is a fast reader.Too bad there is no Harry Potter's book in Amazon Kindle. I love those books I read the last book twice.

Hello...:) Yes, I read Harry Potter and I have all of the books from the begining till the last one. I love fiction and Harry Potter is an excelent fantasy.

To me they really liked the Harry Potter books. The latter was successful, and I was very pleased with the fact that the author has tried, through the epilogue:after 15 years, Harry's adventures conclude in this book. However, I saw an article where it says that the author would like to continue to write about Hogwarts. The idea is that this series, "Harry Potter" books of fantasy brought to public attention. Lord of the Rings is just one of them. Other fantasy books I recommend,and which are much more "old "than "Harry Potter" "The Chronicles of Narnia", "The Neverending Story (Michael Ende)," Tales from Earthsea (Ursula K. Le Guin ).These books were also screened.

I have never read the Harry Potter books. I've thought about it but I've already seen the first few movies lol. I think then to read the books I'd probably be comparing the differences. I just jumped on the Twilight bandwagon. I had never heard of the Twilight series till the first movie was about to come out and people were going nuts waiting in line for the tickets to the movies and stuff. I haven't seen the movies yet. I decided I wanted to read the books first. My husband bought me the first two books. I read the first one in two days and read the second one in one day! I couldn't put them down. It was weird, if I took a break to go make dinner I felt like I was missing something. I had to get back to the book as soon as I could to keep reading. I'll hopefully get the final two books soon and then I'll watch the movies. I have them on my list for netflix just waiting on me to finish the books lol. Maybe I'll start the Harry Potter books then. I'm sure someone I know has the set that I can borrow.

Listened to all the books, actually read the last one as well, and seen all the movies. But its not so much that I'm a "Harry Potter" fan, but that I'm a fantasy and science fiction fan!

I have read all the books and enjoyed them greatly. I have also seen all the movies and honestly I was disappointed at things that were taken out such as Hermione and SPEW as well as other stuff. I own all the movies and books as well.

I have only read the 6th book, since I got so impatient waiting for the movie. Although I am a fan of the series, I just don't like reading books that are very long. But I really enjoyed the Half Blood Prince, but it just made me a bit disappointed with the movie, since they left lots of interesting things.. I will read the entire series when I have time though, like lots and lots of free time.

Yes i have read all the books and also seen all the movies that have come out. I have this tendency to read the same book again and again no matter what and i love the Goblet of fire a lot. I would spend a lot of time reading in class, school, everywhere i go! Cheers!

not only watched the movies.

Yes I have and there very, very and one more very good. Like everyone says the books are much, much and much better than the movies. The movies are fun to watch but the books are interesting to read. That's great about your daughter reading the harry potter books. Reading should always be encouraged. Happy mylotting, mylotters.

One day with friends go to the cinema and watch Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. On the next day I go to the bookstore and bought the book. Then I bought all of them and I read it. I like him, before 5 months I go to the cinema to watch the last film. It is so sad for me, this is the end of Harry Potter. I was read the books 3 times and I want to read him again. I was watch the movies, too.

Have bought and read all the books and thought they were greatThen,I have seen all the movies,but the most recent onebecause of finances and transportation problems.When the olders ones came out on VHS I bought them as well.

Yes, I have. I have read all the books, and I have seen all the movies. At least the movies that have come out in the movie theaters.

I have read all the books & seen the movies. If you have time, I definitely recommend reading them! They will make some ofthe things in the movies that aren't explained make more sense. Its sad they have to cut so much out of the movies, but you can't include every single detail, or each movie would be like 6 hours long!

Yes, I dd read the books except for the final one. I was saving the final installment when I find the courage to part with the series. The reading is somewhat symbolic to me since i practically grew up reading, watching and talking about Harry Potter. Though there are ebooks available, I prefer the hard-bound books since I like the feels of a book in my hands.