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“Is it true that you shouted at Professor Umbridge?" I love Harry Potter as much as anyone, which is why I urge everyone who spends money on these books to also support the trans community. To say it with the author's words: “If you want to know what a man’s like, take a good look at how he treats his inferiors, not his equals.” Well. Here’s a list o I love Harry Potter as much as anyone, which is why I urge everyone who spends money on these books to also support the trans community. To say it with the author's words: “If you want to know what a man’s like, take a good look at how he treats his inferiors, not his equals.” Well. Here’s a list of organisations that support trans
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Interview with JK Rowling... JK Rowling: Yes. Stephen Fry: How do you pronounce your last name? JK Rowling: It is Row-ling. As in rolling pin. Stephen Fry: So if any of you hear someone pronounce her name “Rohw-ling”, you have my permission to hit them over the head with — not with Order of the Phoenix, that would be cruel. Something smaller, like a fridge. Interview with JK Rowling... JK Rowling: Yes. Stephen Fry: How do you pronounce your last name? JK Rowling: It is Row-ling. As in rolling pin. Stephen Fry: So if any of you hear someone pronounce her name “Rohw-ling”, you have my permission to hit them over the
head with — not with Order of the Phoenix, that would be cruel. Something smaller, like a fridge.
(A) 86% | Extraordinary
I had to re read it. I was in such a nostalgic mood.
Dec 11, 2015 Sasha Alsberg rated it it was amazing I finished this book with tears in my
eyes and laughter on my lips.
(obviously a reread) *cries*
(A) 86% | Extraordinary
"Galloping gargoyles!" When a book gets too long, there's always the risk of giving up halfway, or start skimming through parts. I think, The Order of Phoenix qualifies as long (the version I read had around a 1000 pages), but I wish it to be even longer. Only Rowling can do that. I didn't find one boring bit, or anything out of place. We are reaching a near-perfect level of writing here at the fifth of the series, which, in my opinion, is a When a book gets too long, there's always the risk of giving up halfway, or start skimming through parts. I think, The Order of Phoenix qualifies as long (the version I read had around a 1000 pages), but I wish it to be even longer. Only Rowling can do that. I didn't find one boring bit, or anything out of place. We are reaching a near-perfect level
of writing here at the fifth of the series, which, in my opinion, is an excellent concoction of suspense, hope, triumph, disappointment, humor, anger, happiness, sadness and so many others. "I've always wanted to try firewhisky -" Right from the beginning, you'll find everything to be intriguing as always, with an excellent set of new characters being introduced. The main characters around Harry are of course the main focus, and the narration inherits a lot from how
the teenage Harry views the world. Average emotional rollercoaster of a teenager blends in nicely with the main plot, and makes things more interesting. "Ask us no questions and we'll tell you no lies," We've finally moved in to the core of the story, and an-action-packed story is being unfolded - full of dark times - with no more holding back. If it wasn't for Rowling's writing, this might've felt like one complex story, not to mention how unbearable it would've been
with Umbrige, and also with Lestrange and Fudge closely behind. But everything's put in place perfectly, and even the annoying characters do their part really well. And the ending chapters - though disappointing - are the best and most dramatic in the series so far. This has been one amazing ride, while proving the 'Last-is-Best' still to be true. "Youth cannot know how age thinks and feels. But old men are guilty if they forget what it was to be young..."
Despite this being the longest book in the series, I read it quicker than all the others. Here’s three things I really loved about it: 1. Harry and Sirius- they never had much time together but the time they did have really influenced Harry’s development, a few wise words from a sincere friend (or godfather) can go a real long way. And this scene was perhaps the most powerfully written in the series for me, we all know what happens next: 2. Dumbledore’s Army- Harry, Ron and Hermione have always Despite this being the longest book in the series, I read it quicker than all the others.Here’s three things I really loved about it: 1. Harry and Sirius- they never had much time together but the time they did have really influenced Harry’s development, a few wise words from a sincere friend (or godfather) can go a real long way. And this scene was perhaps the most powerfully written in the series for me, we all know what happens next: 2. Dumbledore’s Army- Harry, Ron and Hermione have always taken matters into their own hands; they’ve never waited for someone to come along and save them. And here they have got so many great characters involved in their heroics, which leads me onto my next point. 3. Luna Lovegood- because the weird people are always the best people. Luna’s by far my favourite character because she is so completely herself in all her colourfulness; she’s often ignored, avoided and even ridiculed as a result but secretly she is brilliant. The world needs more Luna Lovegoods. I always thought she had far more chemistry with Harry than Ginny ever did. ...more
Nov 30, 2013 chloe rated it it was amazing 4th read: April 2020 (Physical & Stephen Fry
Audiobook) 3rd read: July 2018 (Stephen Fry Audiobook) 2nd read: August-October 2017 (Physical)
I am always ready to pop off on anyone who says they don’t like this book because “Harry is so angsty and annoying in it.” Well, why don’t you watch a peer die right next to you, witness
Adolf Hitler’s resurrection, have a trusted adult admit they’ve been lying and manipulating you, and then get sent home for three months to live with people who loathe you, all while being ghosted by the people you actually like for weeks AND SEE HOW WELL YOU DEAL WITH IT. On top of all of that, you’ve got a gove On top of all of that, you’ve got a government publishing daily articles detailing why you’re a crazy person with an overactive imagination and to pay no attention to
that 100% alive noseless man behind the curtains. DON’T EVEN WITH ME ON THIS. Also, I still remember reading this book on my bunk bed in 8th grade the day it came out. Never in my life had I experienced so much fiery rage toward a fictional character. Fifteen years later and Delores Umbridge still wins the award for character whOSE LAUGH COULD ACTUALLY PROVOKE ME, A PACIFIST WHO LOVES CAPS LOCK, TO RAGE PUNCH AN INNOCENT BYSTANDER. Hem hem. ...more
Sep 29, 2013 Danielle rated it it was amazing Welcome to my re-read of the spectacular series “Harry
Potter”. 🤓⚡️I'm reading the books, listening to a fun (adult) podcast and watching the movies. ❤️📚🎧🎬 ⚠️This review contains spoilers⚠️ ⚠️This review contains spoilers⚠️ Personal Opinion Note: I’m terribly sad for you, if you’ve never read the books (or at least watched the movies). 😉📚🎧🎬 You really should jump on Platform 9 3/4 with me! I’ll be making notes of my favorite part of
each chapter/podcast as I finish. 📚Chapter 1: Dudley Demented 📚Chapter 2: A Peck of Owls 📚Chapter 3: The Advance Guard 📚Chapter 4: Number Twelve, Grimmauld Place 📚Chapter 5: The Order of the Phoenix 🎧Podcast: Binge Mode: Chapters 1-5 📚Chapter 6: The Noble and Most Ancient House of Black 📚Chapter 7: The Ministry of Magic 📚Chapter 8: The Hearing 📚Chapter 9: The Woes of Mrs. Weasley 🎧Podcast:
Binge Mode: Chapters 6-9 📚Chapter 10: Luna Lovegood 📚Chapter 11: The Sorting Hat’s New Song 📚Chapter 12: Professor Umbridge 📚Chapter 13: Detention with Dolores 📚Chapter 14: Percy and
Padfoot 🎧Podcast: Binge Mode: Chapters 10-14 📚Chapter 15: The High Inquisitor 📚Chapter 16: In the Hog’s Head 📚Chapter 17: Educational Decree Number Twenty-Four 📚Chapter 18: Dumbledore’s Army 📚Chapter 19: The Lion and the Serpent 🎧Podcast: Binge Mode: Chapters 15-19 📚Chapter 20: Hagrid’s Tale 📚Chapter 21: The Eye of the
Snake 📚Chapter 22: St. Mungo’s Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries 📚Chapter 23: Christmas on the Closed Ward 🎧Podcast: Binge Mode: Chapters 20-23 📚Chapter 24:
Occlumency 📚Chapter 25: The Beetle at Bay 📚Chapter 26: Seen and Unforeseen 📚Chapter 27: The Centaur and the Sneak 📚Chapter 28: Snape’s Worst Memory 🎧Podcast: Binge Mode:
Chapters 24-28 📚Chapter 29: Career Advice 📚Chapter 30: Grawp 📚Chapter 31: O.W.L.s 📚Chapter 32: Out of the Fire 📚Chapter 33: Fight and Flight 🎧Podcast: Binge Mode: Chapters 29-33 📚Chapter 34: The Department of Mysteries 📚Chapter 35: Beyond the Veil 📚Chapter 36: The Only One He Ever Feared 🎧Podcast: Binge Mode: Chapters 34-36 📚Chapter 37: The Lost Prophecy 📚Chapter 38: The Second War Begins 🎧Podcast: Binge Mode: Chapters 37-38 🎬Movie #5 🎧Podcast: Binge Mode: Movie This concludes my re-read of Order of the Phoenix! Thanks for riding along with me! ...more
Complete 5 Golden Stars! such a long year, Perfection! it's strange that our favourites change when we get older. This book became my favourite after my long distance with Harry Potter (2014?). & I totally love it right now! (though I loved it before too, but the such a long year, Perfection! it's strange that our favourites change when we get older. This book became my favourite after my long distance with Harry Potter (2014?). & I totally love it right now! (though I loved it before too, but the Umbridge made me angryyyy! & 4 & 2 are still my top favourites. but this one also been added
at the top of the list.) Probably the Darkest time at Hogwarts. Harry had hard times (from the first to the last) in different sort of ways; angry, under pressure, self-struggling, mad, sad. I understood how he felt; I was angry with him, at the ministry's reaction & how they treated him after all he'd been through, it was not fair. But he stood up for what was right, the truth, not the sweet lies, or what was easy; even if he would be punished. He didn't back away from his words, just
because those idiots didn't like it. (that's why I like the heroes; strong, brave, standing up for what is right) the World's getting darker . more pressure on Harry. The world we know is changing. How marvelous everything have been designed, described. Magnificent, unique choices of words. & how beautifully (& emotionally) this book ended! ❤ Beside the concept of the story itself, I always love Hogwarts. I'm pretty sure we all do. beside walking in those spectacular corridors, eating in the Great Hall, exploring the castle & wandering on the grounds, all those interesting magical lessons. - ✦-He cheeked me. ✦"I know what day it is," sang Dudley, waddling toward him. 𝓢𝓪𝓻𝓬𝓪𝓼𝓶 fights between Harry & Draco, always one of the best parts 'yeah' said Harry ''but you, unlike me, are a git...." These parts are always made me laugh hard. 🟇 seeing many old lovable characters again! (which I was sure we would see them again, but I didn't know when & looking forward to them to come again & when it happened I was joyful, enthralled!) 🟇 Best moments awards goes to *dramatic pause* D.A.! don't forget, "Wow, I wonder what it'd be like to have a difficult life?" 'Hmmm, let's think…' said Harry in a mock thoughtful voice. 'Maybe… Lord Voldemort!' 🟇 Weasley twins! "Give her hell from us, Peeves!" 🟇 Jokes along with pressures by every characters. “Ron," said Hermione in a dignified voice, "you are the most insensitive wart I have ever had the misfortune to meet.” 🟇 Grawp! “Have a biscuit, Potter.” “Are you quite sure you wouldn't like a cough drop, Dolores?” 🟇 Marauders! 🟇 I loved O.W.L chapter, beside the whole thrills & fun, Harry's, Ron's & Hermione's reaction about the exams were so relatable (& realistic). plus, it seemed like a real
magical education! The exam questions reminded me of myself being student & having national exams at some of my educational years. The bonus point. (I loved the bonus points in the exams XD) 2019: I also like Luna now.
Umbridge? More like Umbitch.
This book really made my CRY. And it was not just tears, I was CRYING out loud. If you've read it (or at least have seen the movie) you surely know that a very
important character dies and GOD, it was heart wrenching, the tears came flowing like a waterfall. I didn't want him to die :(... Overall, I really liked this book, but I think it was way too long, it had some chapters that weren't relevant to the story... BUT THEN... there are some chapters I loved! I think my favorites were "Snape's Wor Overall, I really liked this book, but I think it was way too long, it had some chapters that weren't relevant to the story... BUT THEN... there are some chapters I loved! I think my favorites were "Snape's Worst Memory" (Just... Padfoot, Prongs and Moony, what else can I ask for?) and "The
Centaur and the Sneak" (Dumbledore was AWESOME in this one!). ALSO: Characters that kicked ass in this book: AND... I hate Umbridge.
Dear Dolores Umbridge,
(view spoiler)[R.I.P. Sirius Black. Best friend, godfather, member of the Order. The injustice of it all hurts me every time I read this book. You will never be forgotten. <3 (hide spoiler)]["br"]>["br"]>["br"]>["br"]>["br"]>["br"]> Dear Dolores Umbridge,
(view spoiler)[R.I.P. Sirius Black. Best friend, godfather, member of the Order. The injustice of it all hurts me every time I read this book. You will never be forgotten. <3 (hide spoiler)] ...more
⭐️In Defense of Harry Potter: Order of the Pheonix Order of the Pheonix is the most emotional book of the entire series, in a lot of ways. You have the visit to Neville's parents, Harry's ending breakdown as a character, the backstory behind Snape and Sirius... It deals with the deep emotional stuff in a way that the first few books didn't, with the possible exception of Prisoner of Azkaban. T Order of the Pheonix is the most emotional book of the entire series, in a lot of ways. You have the visit to Neville's parents, Harry's ending breakdown as a character, the backstory behind Snape and Sirius... It deals with the deep emotional stuff in a way that the first few books
didn't, with the possible exception of Prisoner of Azkaban. This book will make you cry. ⭐️Interlude: In Defense of Harry's Angst Phase Harry is an incredibly traumatized young adult who's just been isolated from every person who cares about him all summer. Literally every single person who cares about him. You try being dropped in that situation and not being upset, especially as a fifteen-year-old. But what really stands out here is Harry's character arc as he
comes to be less angsty. This book took him to his bottom point and to his top and it's brilliant. Return To Actual Review J.K. Rowling really nails down her tonal shifts in this book. The darker tone really takes this series to the next level in terms of plot AND character work. Order of the Pheonix is so dark and yet so hopeful. It's about resisting oppression in any way you can and it's just a perfect fucking book god I love this book so much The
plotting is brilliant, incorporating one of the most terrifying villains I have ever read about in my entire life. She's so human and that's what makes her such a terrifying character. Also, the plot reveals at the end. The interesting twist on the chosen one trope in regards to Neville. The side characters and the entire concept of the DA and their bonding as a team really stand out here. There's something incredibly powerful in Harry Potter, who has worked alone the last few
books, needing to ask for help. Harry realizes that he doesn't have to be alone. This book also deals with the fact that adults aren't perfect, even when they love you and want to help you. Also, Ginny Weasley is fucking perfect. Why do all of you sleep on her verbal DRAG of Harry? “I forgo–” “LUCKY YOU” This book is also undoubtedly the funniest of the series. Fred and George. The school resistance to Umbridge. I don't know, maybe Lord Voldemort? IT UNSCREWS THE OTHER WAY. This book is just fucking perfect. My mother is giving me annoyed looks while reading this review on her goodreads app but I don't care, this book is perfect.
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I know the feeling dear, Harry! 🙁 Happy Potter Reading! Mel 🖤🐾🐺 I know the feeling dear, Harry! 🙁Happy Potter Reading! Mel 🖤🐾🐺 ...more
Mar 28, 2019 Natasha Polis rated it it was amazing I DID IT! 5 DOWN 2 TO GO! I loved this one even though it was so sad at the end. So many new nuggets of info.
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(Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix) / Italiano The "big number 5", the longest novel of Harry Potter series, begins... "HolyMadonna, how big is this book?" my daughter says, without fear for the number of pages, she looked more excited for the opening of this
new adventure. And it starts with a bang, with two dementors attacking Harry and his cousin Dudley in a muggles area, out in the open. The rules of the usual Rowling's game have definitely changed. . The axiom "before we'll be between the welcoming arms of Hogwarts, and after many things will happen" no longer exists. The previous chapter of the series, also, started in the spirit of this new trend: you're not safe anywhere. Everything is more complicated for Harry Potter, it is difficult even
to sleep by now. Let's talk frankly, the entire novel revolves around this room and what's on it, and there are numerous signs and things said that make me think
that we will be back on the argument in the future. In fact, despite a series of revelations came about this room at the end of the novel, an air of mystery remains. And sadness remains too. So much sadness. Vote: 9 Comincia il "big 5" di Harry Potter, il volume più lungo della serie. "O Madonnamia quanto è gigante", dice mia figlia quando lo vede, per nulla spaventata dalla mole, anzi eccitata da questa nuova avventura che sta per iniziare. E comincia col botto, con due dissennatori che aggrediscono Harry e il
cugino Dudlley in piena terra babbana, alla luce del sole. Sono definitivamente cambiate le regole del gioco della Rowling al quale eravamo abituati in precedenza, ossia prima si arriva tra le accoglienti mura di Hogwarts e poi succedono tante cose. Non più. Già il capitolo precedente della saga era iniziato all'insegna del nuovo trend potteriano: non si è più al sicuro da nessuna parte. Per Harry è tutto sempre più complicato, gli riesce difficile perfino dormire in santa pace. Parliamoci francamente, l'intero romanzo ruota attorno a questa stanza e a quello che contiene, e ci sono molteplici indizi e mezze frasi dette che mi fanno pensare che si ritornerà a parlare di essa, tentando di chiarirne l'essenza
misteriosa, che però permane nonostante tutta una serie di rivelazioni a fine romanzo. E permane tristezza. Tanta tristezza. Voto: 9
Rating: ★ ★ ★ ¾ I feel like I'm going to get
attacked for only rating a Harry Potter book 3.75 stars but Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix is probably my LEAST favorite of the series thus far. It went by so slow and I felt like too much went on but at the same time nothing really happened. This book could've easily been made at least 200 pages shorter if J.K. Rowling got rid of all Rating: ★ ★ ★ ¾ I feel like I'm going to get attacked for only rating a Harry Potter book 3.75 stars but Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix is probably my LEAST favorite of the series thus far. It went by so slow and I felt like too much went on but at the same time nothing really happened. This book could've easily been made at least 200 pages shorter if J.K. Rowling got rid of all the pointless details and chapters that added nothing
significant to the storyline. The movie was never really one of my favorites either and that was probably the primary reason it took me more than a month to get through Order of the Phoenix. On top of that, I wasn't a big fan of Harry in this book. I understand that he went through a whole lot after the events of Goblet of Fire but he was moody and a jerk to everyone around him 98% of the time and although I can empathize with him, it became too over the top for me and I got tired of it
real fast. He just kept snapping and going off on all the wrong people and it got really annoying. All the constant CAPITALIZED yelling didn't help too much either. Even though Order of the Phoenix was my least favorite movie and book, I LOVED the concept of Dumbledore's Army. I just loved seeing all the students in action and actually putting everything they learned into good use. We finally get to meet Luna Lovegood, one of my favorite Harry Potter characters of all time, and I was so
ecstatic every time her name was mentioned. As for Umbridge, she was also the ultimate villain in this book. She was the woman you LOVED to HATE and I felt the movie nailed this portrayal so perfectly. If J.K. Rowling's goal was to make you want to rip your own hair to shreds, she succeeded that and more. Overall, I felt the book was unnecessarily long but the movie itself was not much better. Where the book felt too slow, the film adaptation felt too rushed leaving out key details.
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix will probably always be my least favorite book and movie in the series, but the worst Harry Potter book is still a whole league better than a lot of other books.
This book used to be my least favorite book of the series and after rereading it, I can't understand why... I
loved it! So many good things I had forgotten started here like the DA meetings. I still absolutely hate Umbridge and I'm out of my reading slump (hopefully!). So many good things I had forgotten started here like the DA meetings. I still absolutely hate Umbridge and I'm out of my reading slump (hopefully!).
Sep 25, 2017 Miranda Reads rated it it was amazing Seven of my favorite Bookish Villains in one BookTube Video! Now we've entered the start of the not-so-happy arc. I don't even want to think about the ending. I would much prefer to
reread the first four books again than suffer (vicariously) through that ending with Harry. The twins antics keeps the book from becoming too depressing and Professor Umbridge is simply divine as the Big Bad. On a side note, ever think J K Rowling just wants to give sage advice to her kids and wr The Written Review Now we've entered the start of the not-so-happy arc. I don't even want to think about the ending. I would much prefer to reread the first four books again than suffer (vicariously) through that ending with Harry. The twins antics keeps the book from becoming too depressing and Professor Umbridge is simply divine as the Big Bad. On a side note, ever think J K Rowling just wants to give sage advice to her kids and wrote an entire book to cover that up? Indifference and neglect often do much more damage than outright dislike. Youth can not know how age thinks and feels. But old men are guilty if they forget what it was to be young. We've all got both light and dark inside us. What matters is the part we choose to act on. Audiobook Comments The Finer Books Club - 2018 Reading Challenge: An audiobook based on the readers' voice YouTube | Blog | Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Snapchat @miranda_reads ...more
Guys, this was so much better than the movie. I know it's not fair to compare, but because the film version of Order of the Phoenix isn't one of my favorites, coupled with the fact that this is the longest novel in the series, I was really nervous to get to this one. Obviously I was a muggle fool who deserves to be chased around by Peeves for a full 24 hours, because this was such a vital installment that really breathed a mature life into the series. The ending of Goblet of Fire is quite dark, Guys, this was so much better than the movie. I know it's not fair to compare, but because the film version of Order of the Phoenix isn't one of my favorites, coupled with the fact that this is the longest novel in the series, I was really nervous to get to this one. Obviously I was a muggle fool who deserves to be chased around by Peeves for a full 24 hours, because this was such a vital installment that really breathed a mature life into the series. The ending of Goblet of Fire is quite dark, but I felt book #5 is where the series really gets down to business and loses the childlike innocence that it clasped tightly for some long. What a brilliant, hauntingly beautiful way to write a series that grows as the reader does. Only two more to go, which makes me quite sad, but also excited to find out how they compare to the rest! ...more
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (Harry Potter, #5), J.K. Rowling The novel was published on 21 June 2003 by Bloomsbury in the United
Kingdom. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix follows Harry Potter's struggles through his fifth year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, including the surreptitious return of the antagonist Lord Voldemort, O.W.L. exams, and an obstructive Ministry of Magic. During the summer, Harry Potter and his cousin Dudley are attacked by Dementors. Fo The novel was published on 21 June 2003 by Bloomsbury in the United Kingdom. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix follows Harry Potter's struggles through his fifth year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, including the surreptitious return of the antagonist Lord Voldemort, O.W.L. exams, and an obstructive Ministry of Magic. During the summer, Harry Potter and his cousin Dudley are attacked by Dementors. Forced to use magic to fend them off, Harry is
expelled from Hogwarts, but his expulsion is postponed pending a hearing at the Ministry of Magic. Harry is whisked off to Number 12, Grimmauld Place, the childhood home of Sirius Black, by a group of wizards belonging to the Order of the Phoenix. Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger explain that the Order is a secret organisation led by Hogwarts headmaster Albus Dumbledore, dedicated to fighting Lord Voldemort and the Death Eaters. Harry, Ron, Hermione, Ginny Weasley and Fred
and George Weasley learn that Voldemort is seeking something he lacked prior to his defeat. The Ministry, led by Cornelius Fudge, refuses to accept Voldemort's return, and are running a smear campaign against Harry and Dumbledore. At the hearing, Dumbledore defends Harry, who is cleared of all charges. At Hogwarts, Dolores Umbridge, a senior Ministry employee, becomes the new Defence Against the Dark Arts teacher. She refuses to believe in Voldemort's return, and clashes with
Harry, punishing him by having him magically carve "I must not tell lies" into the back of his hand. She also refuses to teach her students how to perform defensive magic, prompting Harry, Ron, and Hermione to form their own Defence group with other students. Umbridge, empowered by the Ministry to interfere in Hogwarts as the new High Inquisitor, bans unapproved clubs, forcing the group, now called Dumbledore's Army, to meet in secret in the Room of Requirement to practice under
Harry's instruction. ... عنوانهای چاپ شده در ایران: «هری پاتر و فرمان ققنوس»؛ «هری پاتر و محفل ققنوس»؛ تاریخ نخستین خوانش در ماه دسامبر سال2003میلادی کتاب پنجم «هری پاتر و فرمان ققنوس» از سری «هری پاتر»، که با ترجمه ی جناب آقای «فریدون قاضی زاده» و سرکار خانم «نفیسه ی سلطانی»، با ویرایش سرکار خانم «نسیم عزیزی» در872صفحه، و با چهار تابلوی رنگی از هنرپیشه های فیلم، توسط نشر روزگار، با جلد شمیز چاپ شده است، قیمت کتاب با جلد شمیز50000ریال، همین کتاب، با عنوان «هری پاتر و محفل ققنوس» در
سه جلد با ترجمه ی سرکار خانم «ویدا اسلامیه»، با جلد گالینگور، توسط کتابسرای تندیس نیز، چاپ و منتشر شده است؛ قیمت سه جلد جمعا98000ریال است؛ دو ترجمه را مقایسه کردم، هر دو ترجمه خوب بودند، رقابتی بیهوده برای ...؛ اگر در یکی از برگردانها اشکالی بود، باز میشد، خود را به کوچه ی دیگری رساند پنجمین کتاب از مجموعه ی داستانهای هفت گانه ی «هری پاتر»؛ نوشتهٔ سرکار بانو «جی.کی رولینگ» است؛ این کتاب طولانیترین رمان این سری است، و نسخه ی «آمریکایی» آن در870صفحه، و ترجمه فارسی بانو «ویدا اسلامیه» نزدیک
به1250صفحه است؛ ماجرای این رمان، پس از بازگشت «لرد سیاه» روی میدهد؛ جمعی از جادوگران، گروهی را به ریاست «آلبوس دامبلدور»، با نام «محفل ققنوس» تشکیل میدهند، تا برای مبارزه با «ولدمورت» آماده شوند؛ این کتاب یکی از سیاهترین، و تلخترین ماجراهای «هری پاتر» است؛ هشدار: اگر داستان را هنوز نخوانده اید و میخواهید بخوانید، ادامه ریویو، داستان را لو میدهد در پایان کتاب، «رولینگ»، خوانشگرانش را، با سازمان اسرار آشنا میسازد؛ که بسیار شگفت انگیز است؛ در وزارت سحر و جادو، نبرد اعجاب
آوری بین «لرد ولدمورت» و «آلبوس دامبلدور»، روی میدهد؛ و سرانجام خوانشگران درمییابند، که «ولدمورت»، برای پیشگیری از پیشگویی، که «سیبل تریلانی (یکی از استادان پیشگویی مدرسه هاگوارتز)» در آن اعلام کرده بود، که تنها کسیکه میتواند «ولدمورت» را، شکستی ابدی بدهد، در واپسین روز ماه «ژوئیه» به دنیا میآید، و پدر و مادر این پسر، پیشتر، سه بار در برابر «ولدمورت» ایستادگی کرده اند؛ در این داستان «دلورس آمبریج»، که از وزارت سحر و جادو، برای تدریس درس «دفاع در برابر جادوی سیاه»، در مدرسه «هاگوارتز»
برگزیده شده، رفته رفته از سوی وزارت سحر و جادو، رتبه اش بالاتر میرود؛ او قوانین دشواری در مدرسه برقرار میکند؛ او به عنوان تنبیه، «هری پاتر» را وادار میکند، که با خون خودش، روی دستش حک کند، که: «من نباید دروغ بگویم»؛ در اواخر داستان، «فرد» و «جرج ویزلی»، از مدرسه جادوگری «هاگوارتز»، فرار میکنند، و با این فرار، نام خود را زبانزد خاص و عام میکنند؛ در این شماره از مجموعه داستانهای «هری پاتر»، نگهبان مدرسه «هاگوارتز»، «هاگرید»، با خانم «ماکسیم»، به ماموریتی، برای صلح، میان غولها به سفر
میروند، و با «گراوپ»، برادر «هاگرید» که غول است، حتی نمیتواند به زبان انسانها سخن بگوید، برمیگردند؛ «هاگرید» از «هری»، و «هرمیون (هرماینی)» درخواست میکند، که به برادرش الفبا را، یاد بدهند؛ در پایان داستان، «بلاتریکس لسترنج»، پدر خوانده ی «هری»، یعنی «سیریوس بلک» را، به قتل میرساند، «آلبوس دامبلدور» نیز، با «لرد ولدمورت»، در وزارت سحر و جادو، درگیر میشوند و میجنگند؛ نقل متن از کتاب دوم برگردان خانم «ویدا اسلامیه»: (ماه دسامبر که از راه رسید، برف بیشتری به همراه داشت، و بهمنی از
تکالیف، برای دانش آموزان سال پنجمی، به ارمغان آورد؛ با نزدیک شدن «کریسمس»، وظایف ارشدی «رون»، و «هرمیون» سنگینتر میشد؛ به آنها گفته بودند، که بر تزیین قلعه، نظارت کنند (رون میگفت: «درست موقعی که آدم میخواد ریسه های پرزرقوبرق رو ببنده، بدعنق یه سر دیگه شو میگیره، و میخواد با اون آدمو خفه کنه.»)، و مراقب باشند تا دانش آموزان سال اوّل و دوم، زنگ تفریحشان را در قلعه بگذرانند، چرا که هوا سرد و سوز دار بود (رون میگفت: «نمیدونی چه بچه پرروهایی هستن، کی ما وقتی کلاس اول بودیم، اينقدر رومون
زیاد بودا») و به نوبت با «آرگوس فیلچ»، در راهروها سرکشی کنند، زیرا «فیلچ» تصور میکرد، ممکن است، حال و هوای تعطیلات باعث شود، بچه ها با هم دوئل کنند (رون با خشم گفته بود: «توی کلّهش به جای مغز، پهنه!»)؛ کارشان آنقدر زیاد بود، که «هرمیون» بافتن کلاه، برای جنهای خانگی را، کنار گذاشته بود، و غرغر میکرد، که فقط سه کلاه دیگر برایش مانده است.)؛ پایان نقل تاریخ بهنگام رسانی 22/12/1399هجری خورشیدی؛ 26/09/1400هجری خورشیدی؛ ا. شربیانی
SO many feels!!!
100th reread. I’m exaggerating. I don’t know what number I’m on. To give this book (or series) anything less than 5 stars would be a crime, tbh. Rowling is absolutely incredible at storytelling and creating
characters with distinct voices. I'm appreciating the world-building a lot more now as well. She crafted it beautifully throughout the series. - Harry’s grief was palpable and it hurt. A lot. I’m exaggerating. I don’t know what number I’m on. To give this book (or series) anything less than 5 stars would be
a crime, tbh. Rowling is absolutely incredible at storytelling and creating characters with distinct voices. I'm appreciating the world-building a lot more now as well. She crafted it beautifully throughout the series. - Harry’s grief was palpable and it hurt. A lot. See also:
Robert Galbraith Rowling was born to Peter James Rowling, a Rolls-Royce aircraft engineer, and Anne Rowling (née Volant), on 31 July 1965 in Yate, Gloucestershire, England, 10 miles (16 km) northeast of Bristol. Her mother Anne was half-French and half-Scottish. Her parents first met
on a train departing from King's Cross Station bound for Arbroath in 1964. They married on 14 March 1965. Her mother's maternal grandfather, Dugald Campbell, was born in Lamlash on the Isle of Arran. Her mother's paternal grandfather, Louis Volant, was awarded the Croix de Guerre for exceptional bravery in defending the village of Courcelles-le-Comte during the First World War. Rowling's sister Dianne was born at their home when Rowling was 23 months old. The family moved to the nearby
village Winterbourne when Rowling was four. She attended St Michael's Primary School, a school founded by abolitionist William Wilberforce and education reformer Hannah More. Her headmaster at St Michael's, Alfred Dunn, has been suggested as the inspiration for the Harry Potter headmaster Albus Dumbledore. As a child, Rowling often wrote fantasy stories, which she would usually then read to her sister. She recalls that: "I can still remember me telling her a story in which she fell
down a rabbit hole and was fed strawberries by the rabbit family inside it. Certainly the first story I ever wrote down (when I was five or six) was about a rabbit called Rabbit. He got the measles and was visited by his friends, including a giant bee called Miss Bee." At the age of nine, Rowling moved to Church Cottage in the Gloucestershire village of Tutshill, close to Chepstow, Wales. When she was a young teenager, her great aunt, who Rowling said "taught classics and approved of a thirst
for knowledge, even of a questionable kind," gave her a very old copy of Jessica Mitford's autobiography, Hons and Rebels. Mitford became Rowling's heroine, and Rowling subsequently read all of her books. Rowling has said of her teenage years, in an interview with The New Yorker, "I wasn’t particularly happy. I think it’s a dreadful time of life." She had a difficult homelife; her mother was ill and she had a difficult relationship with her father (she is no longer on speaking terms
with him). She attended secondary school at Wyedean School and College, where her mother had worked as a technician in the science department. Rowling said of her adolescence, "Hermione [a bookish, know-it-all Harry Potter character] is loosely based on me. She's a caricature of me when I was eleven, which I'm not particularly proud of." Steve Eddy, who taught Rowling English when she first arrived, remembers her as "not exceptional" but "one of a group of girls who were bright, and quite
good at English." Sean Harris, her best friend in the Upper Sixth owned a turquoise Ford Anglia, which she says inspired the one in her books. Other books in the seriesRelated ArticlesWhen Kristin Hannah, the bestselling author of The Nightingale, began her new historical epic centered on the Dust Bowl and the Great... “Just because you have the emotional range of a teaspoon doesn't mean we all have.” — 13799 likes “Wit beyond measure is man’s greatest treasure.” — 11001 likes More quotes…Welcome back. Just a moment while we sign you in to your Goodreads account. Who is on the Order of the Phoenix book cover?Chamber of Secrets: Dobby. Prisoner of Azkaban: An owl with a letter. Goblet of Fire: Two Grindylows. Order of the Phoenix: Dolores Umbridge.
How much are the original cover Harry Potter books worth?Prices for first-edition first printings go up to around $6,500 with a fair selection between $4,000 and $5,000 – many signed by the author – although cheaper copies can be found.
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