Just trying to see if I can rate every book I have ever read... Obviously Harry Potter will always be a classic for so many of us, myself included. It was magical at the time, as I have aged the stories seem less fantastical and the writing falls flat. Perhaps it is because J.K has finally outed herself as a bigot and her work has therefore been tainted for me, but basically every HP book for me is just three stars.

Good imagination book

it was good

I've loved these books for year's...

Discovered them in my early 20s and I'm now in my early 40s and I love reading them still...

The Prisoner of Azkaban is my favourite one out of the series as it's when Harry discovers he has family when he meets Sirius Black...

Books that anyone can enjoy at any age...

Amazing, except how much of a jerk Harry is in Order of the Pheonix

This is the Harry Potter Adult Edition boxed set, basically the same stories with cool black covers and box!!!

This books is very imaginative. When you read it, you can imagine that you're inside the world of Harry Potter. This book can improve reader's imagination.

When you read Harry Potter (1-5) but you're not using your imagination then there's no fun I think. And if you haven't watch the Harry Potter movies, I suggest you finnish the book first then you watch the movie...

And in my humble opinion (imho), I found the book is more interesting than the movie...there's a lot of scene that change in the movie..so I suggest you to read first then watch latter hehehehe...

Harry Potter.... well what do I got to say. You made me laugh, you made me cry, and most importantly you made me feel like no matter what I go through, i'll live.

Waited with baited breath for each new book

Harry Potter is a nice enough read, no doubt. I read it during my first English learning stages (after about 9 months of English courses during high school) because the language was so very easy to understand. It was quite entertaining, sure, especially the first three books, but it didn't have a lot of substance. I could easily name a couple of children's fantasy books (not to mention adult ones) I found much more challenging and enthralling than Harry Potter. I guess, I just don't really understand where all the hype is coming from. Actually I thought that from the fourth book onwards the books lost a lot of zeal and became longer and, well, lengthy, too. I lost interest during the fifth book and didn't even start the rest.
So, altogether, definitely not bad, but not really special, either. The huge success of this series is probably just one of the things that's always going to be a mystery to me (besides the clever merchandising, of course).

Ok.

This is the series that made me LOVE reading. I wanted to live in this story. I remember carrying the philosophers stone around with me everywhere I went, just so I could finish reading. There are some books I’d give individually a 5 star rating, especially book 1. Perfectly whimsical, realistic, and heartwarming. I’ll never get over these books…and the fascinating brain of J.K. Rowling