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Summary: It's no secret... this is a great book!
Review: This is an exellent book! Harry Potter's adventures continue in this stunning sequel to Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone. J.K.Rowling creates an irestistable world, full of giant spiders, wicked snakes, and evil wizards, which you can't help but enjoy! Every one who loved the first Harry Potter book will find this thrilling sequel just as good!WARNING: It's hard to keep your hands on this book. You will find that your family members and friends are always sneaking off with it when your back is turned!
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Summary: A Marvelous Read for All Ages
Review: This is another great book by J.K. Rowling. Harry goes off to Hogwarts for his second year at studying to become a wizard. Much tries to deter him from arriving there and staying there. A new character, Dobby, is introduced to us and Ginny, the Weasley's younger sister, becomes part of the story at Hogwarts. There is also a new defense against the dark arts teacher that plays a significant role in this book. This book seems a bit scarier and a little more gory than the first one. A warning may be prudent before reading aloud. There is more mystery to this book as the heir of Slytherin is not identified until almost the last two chapters. I again echo that Harry is a wonderful role model and suitable for almost any ages. His qualities of kindness, perseverance, intelligence, and sensitivity are ones to be strived for by all children and adults. A marvelous read for all ages.
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Summary: THis is one of the best books I have ever read
Review: THis is book is a great book. It is fairly easy to read and understand. I have read it like 20 times because I like it so much, however if you have never read a harry potter book before I recommened you start with the first book. I think that all readers will enjoy such a wonderful book. J.K. Rowling is a great writer and makes it seem as if the book came to life. These books are so good you can't set them down.
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Summary: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Sercets
Review: This is definaly a book that all people must read.A great follow-up to the 1st book
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Summary: The Best Yet
Review: This is definately one of, if not the, best Harry Potter books yet. People keep saying this book is boring at the beginning, but I disagree. How could it be? The opening allows the readers to observe the Dursleys' reaction to any word, phrase, or action that could possibly remind them that Harry is a wizard. Mr. Dursley won't even say the word "magic"; rather, he refers to it as the "'m' word", and forbids anybody, especially Harry, to speak it. I think that's fascinating. Also, The Chamber of Secrets was NOT predictable. I never knew what was going to happen, and the end shocked me. I could NOT believe what happened, though I probably should have guessed. But I was so wrapped up in the story that I didn't even THINK of it. The only thing I didn't like about the book was that the suggested age bracket on the back cover said "ages 9-12". That is so messed up. It should be something more like "ages 12 and up". The Chamber of Secrets, like all the other Harry Potter books, is not for little kids. I'm not saying they're satanic or anything - believe me, that's the LAST thing I'd say - but they're too scary for young kids. Oh - and about everybody saying the Harry Potter books glamourize/promote/whatever you want to call it witchcraft - get a life! I mean, yeah, some kids have started practicing witchcraft, and OK, so maybe it was, IN PART, because of Harry Potter. But those kids needed help BEFORE they read Harry Potter, not after. And anyway, I lot of people who say the books are satanic haven't even read them - they've heard the books are "bad" from a friend of a friend of a friend of a friend of a friend who has a friend whose cousin's daughter's niece read, maybe, the first three chapters of The Sorcerer's Stone. And as for the people who say they're satanic because they actually HAVE read one or two of the books - well, they're either stupid, or paranoid, or both. So there. Another thing I don't like is how commercialized the Harry Potter books are becoming. I mean, come on, people - you're not really going to buy Harry Potter PILLOWS, are you? J.K. Rowling said in a 60 Minutes interview that a company actually called her to see if she would let them make Harry Potter MARGERINE. She said NO - of course. But it's still pretty sad. Anyway, I meant to write how great The Chamber of Secrets is, so I guess I'll do that now. It was SO exciting, and Ginny is one of my favorite characters now. And like I said before, the ending is simply AMAZING.
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Summary: Awesome book-definetly 5 stars!
Review: This is DEFINETLY a five star book! This series contains threeof my 5 favorite books in the world! At first, I didn't want to readit, but I am soooooo glad I did! It doesn't matter what type of bookyou like to read, this book is for you! I recommend it to anyone! ENJOY(i know you will)!
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Summary: One of the best books I've ever read!
Review: This is hands down the most brilliant book in the Harry Potter series. It's darker and scarier than the first book and that's what makes it so interesting. The books, they have me addicted to them. J.K. Rowling is also one of the best and creative authors out there. May the fifth book top this one in my list.
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Summary: My Favorite
Review: This is my FAVORITE book of my FAVORITE series(I guess that makes it my favorite book)and I don't understand why this is rated 4 1/2 stars, when all the others are 5. Why do somepeople think it's the worst? Well, I don't really care what you think of my FaVoRiTe book I love it. Bye!
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Summary: This is my favorite book, it is wonderfull!
Review: This is my favorite book! I could not put the book down. Its great for all ages i think. It is full with adventures and suprises! The best thing about it is that Harry Potter is my age (11) so i can enjoy the book more because it is in a perspective of someone my age.
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Summary: YAY!
Review: This is my favorite one. So dark, so cool, so funny, so magical. And no, this is not just some half-a^*ed franchise like Goosebumps, these books realllllly are classics.
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