Which Harry Potter book...

[Colonel Angus]

...would you pick, if you were only allowed to read ONE.

[Freya]

Goblet is by far my favorite!

[Ayen]

Order of the Phoenix is my favorite. I could seldom put it down once I started reading.

[I Took the Red Pill]

Azkaban.

[escobert]

Hmm this is tough. Either Goblet of Fire or Deathly Hallows. Both were great books. Since Freya already voted for Goblet I'll go with the Hallows.

[Mr. Carnelian]

Azkaban. I found all the books after that far too dull, personally.

I'm not a Harry Potter fan, really. Never have been.

[Fynn]

They're all fantastic, but Azkaban takes the cake. Order of the Phoenix was the weakest, imho.

[Ayen]

They're all fantastic, but Azkaban takes the cake. Order of the Phoenix was the weakest, imho.

Order of the Phoenix will never hold that title as long as Half Blood Prince exist.

[Fynn]

Half-blood prince was a blast.

[Ayen]

Only legitimate good moment of the whole book was when Snape made Harry his bitch.

[Fynn]

To each their own I loved every page. Them Slughorn parties.

[Freya]

See I wasn't a fan of Azkaban. When I originally read it after Chamber I was kind of like "uhhh what's the point of this book, voldemort isn't even in it." I mean I understand NOW but when I was younger I wasn't a fan and I still like the others better haha

[Ayen]

I can still remember the members of an old HP site I was on troutting all over HBP when it first came out. It flat out killed the admin's HP hype. Those were dark times indeed. Only time I ever had to force myself to finish a Harry Potter novel. And the movie adaption was even worse!

[maybee]

Azkaban. I'm Lupin and Sirius Black trash.

They're all fantastic, but Azkaban takes the cake. Order of the Phoenix was the weakest, imho.

I hated Order of the Phoenix. Just, despised it. It never happened. It was all just a nightmare Harry had. People are too polite to tell Harry that was just a nightmare. / in denial about Sirius's death.

[Ayen]

The worse part about that is Sirius gave Harry a means to contact him any time he wanted, and he only thought to use it AFTER his untimely death. Don't bother to use it to confirm whether or not what you're seeing is real before you go riding off to the Ministry or anything. Only part of the book I remember being irked about.