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I love The Black Magician series. I just happened apon them in a bookshop, thought they looked good and brought them!:)

I loved Mortal Engines and I love the rest too. :)

I borrowed Nightrise from the library at first, but I loved it so much I brought it!:):p:)

I love Lady Friday! It's one of my favourite books now and will be for years to come, I expect...:)

The Percy Jackson books are some of the best books I've ever read, prehaps you should try them?:):):)

The Percy Jackson series is brilliant:):) and they're not too long!

I've read all of the trilogy,they're brilliant! :)

I think the latest Artemis Fowl was the best, Artemis is actually turning good!:)

I loved the book but the film,to be honest, bored me. That's real bad coming from me as I'm a lover of just about any film!

I'm glad I don't have to read the Narnia books aloud to anyone, it would take me all day to get the tone right!

I'm Samuel Vimes. It could of been worse.

I think Luke is the most powerful. Not only has he got some cool moves, he's so good he brings out the best in everyone (think about vader)

I was Slytherin. sob.

Well, Neville gets his chance to shine in this book. That bit made me smile, so much for not living up to his family name!

I'm glad she didn't kill Arthur off, Mrs Weasley has already got enough wrong with her family.

Well, because I'm me, I've always liked Fred better than George. No idea why,I just do. I read the passage when Fred dies aloud to my brother and I burst into tears halfway through. Poor Fred :(

Deathly Hallows has got to be my favourite, I love it to death MY LIST 1. Deathly Hallows (you just have to love that book!) 2. Order of the Phoenix (I love the bit when everyone is against Umbridge) 3. Chamber of Secrets (Harry shows his merit to the world:)) 4. The Philosophers Stone (The...

When I finished Deathly Hallows, I wandered around the house aimlessly for about an hour. I just couldn't believe that my favourite series, the series that inspired me to read more, had just ended. I thank J.K.Rowling eternally for writing the Harry Potter books but most of all for NOT KILLING...

They never seem to capture in the films that special sparkle that makes me love Harry Potter so much... but I liked the film well enough though.:) I watched it twice and loved it even more the second time round.

I found the whole book fantastic but really sad. It made me cry when Fred died, J.K.Rowling made the whole description so realistic.