Lindsay's review
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (Book 5) by J.K. Rowling
** spoiler alert **
Why do I like the ones where important people die more than others? What does that make me?
I have always been vocal in liking teenage Harry more than child Harry, and I think this book is where the true shift began. <b>Goblet of Fire<b> ended so <b>Goblet of Fire<b> for being such a long book that the weight of Cedric's death is not fully felt until Harry gets back to school.
The framework by the death at the end of <b>Goblet of Fire<b> to the death at the end of this book really sets up the rest of the series and forces the tone into a more sinister and adult world where winning the Cup is no longer a main priority.
I have always been vocal in liking teenage Harry more than child Harry, and I think this book is where the true shift began. <b>Goblet of Fire<b> ended so <b>Goblet of Fire<b> for being such a long book that the weight of Cedric's death is not fully felt until Harry gets back to school.
The framework by the death at the end of <b>Goblet of Fire<b> to the death at the end of this book really sets up the rest of the series and forces the tone into a more sinister and adult world where winning the Cup is no longer a main priority.
