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# 10 bonus spells included Top 5 in Fantasy & Adventure 5th epic installment Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

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## Summary

> ✨ Unlock the magic that millions can't put down! ✨

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## Key Features

- • **Award-Winning Cover Art:** Featuring stunning artwork by Jonny Duddle, making your bookshelf instantly more magical and stylish.
- • **Join a Global Phenomenon:** Loved by millions worldwide, this bestseller ranks top 5 in Children’s Fantasy and Adventure genres.
- • **Unrivaled Depth & Detail:** The book’s rich narrative and emotional complexity outshine any movie adaptation—perfect for discerning readers craving immersive storytelling.
- • **Master the Art of Wizardry:** Includes exclusive bonus material with 10 essential spells for self-defense—perfect for aspiring witches and wizards.
- • **Dive into the 5th Magical Chapter:** Experience Harry's darkest and most thrilling year yet, packed with suspense and unforgettable battles.

## Overview

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix is the fifth thrilling installment in J.K. Rowling’s globally beloved series, featuring Harry’s intense battle against dark forces and political intrigue at Hogwarts. This edition boasts a spectacular cover by Jonny Duddle and includes 10 bonus spells, making it a must-have for fans and collectors. Ranked top 5 in Children’s Fantasy and Adventure categories with over 88,000 glowing reviews, it’s a literary phenomenon that continues to captivate new generations.

## Description

Loved by millions of readers worldwide, let the fifth story in the greatest children's book series of all time take you on an unforgettable journey. The hope and wonder of Harry Potter's world will make you want to escape to Hogwarts again and again. There's magic on every page! Dark times have come to Hogwarts. After the Dementors' attack on his cousin Dudley, Harry Potter knows that Voldemort will stop at nothing to find him. There are many who deny the Dark Lord's return, but Harry is not alone: a secret order gathers at Grimmauld Place to fight against the Dark forces. Harry must allow Professor Snape to teach him how to protect himself from Voldemort's savage assaults on his mind. But they are growing stronger by the day and Harry is running out of time . J.K. Rowling's enduringly popular Harry Potter books continue to captivate new generations of readers. Harry's fifth adventure alongside his friends, Ron and Hermione, invites you to explore even more of the wizarding world; from the sickly-sweet, kitten-clad walls of Professor Umbridge's office to the unplottable recesses of the Room of Requirement. This gorgeous paperback edition features a spectacular cover by award-winning artist Jonny Duddle, plus refreshed bonus material, including ten essential spells for any witch or wizard learning the art of self-defence. Get ready for the magical journey of a lifetime! PERIL - PUNISHMENT - PROPHECIES Seven magical stories, one epic adventure. ********************************** Praise for the Harry Potter books: 'That rare thing, a series of stories adored by parents and children alike.' - Daily Telegraph 'A phenomenon . Grown men in suits have been spotted with them on trains. Parents squabble over who gets to read them to the kids, and teachers say a chapter can silence the most rowdy of classes.' - Guardian 'One of the greatest literary adventures of modern times.' - Sunday Telegraph 'Spellbinding, enchanting, bewitching stuff.' - Mirror 'The only thing wrong with it is that you can't put it down.' - Fiona Chadwick, 9 years old 'It is very funny. I would love to be Harry and make up some magic spell to play on my teachers.' - Tom El-Shawk, 11 years old 'My mum loved it so much she would not let my dad read any of it to me.' - Alexander Benn, 7 and 9¼ years old 'It's for all ages and it's brilliant.' - Katrina Farrant, 10 years old

Review: A long time coming, but well worth the wait! - After a length of time that seemed like an ice age to most Harry Potter fans, J.K Rowling, finally gives us the fifth and latest Harry Potter novel. The first thing that you're going to notice is that the book is huge in comparison to the previous instalments, but fans will be glad to note that size has not lowered the quality of the work at all. In The Order of the Phoenix we find that Harry starts the book feeling angry and frustrated from a summer at home with the Dursleys', due to the fact that he has had little contact with any one from Hogwarts, and anything that has come has been trivial, with nothing concerning the threat of the newly returned to health Lord Voldermort. Things don't start to really move for Harry until he is attacked at home and he has to use magic to defend himself, which of course is not allowed for any underage wizard. This lands Harry in trouble, and he soon finds that the summer has had a profound change on how people view him. No longer is he the darling child who survived an attack by "he who can't be named", but he is viewed by a large segment of the wizard world as an ego driven boy who makes up stories to make himself appear a hero. This turn of events is largely due to the fact that Harry is being used as a pawn by the minister of magic who for some reason has decided that Dumbledore wants his job, and so he is trying to discredit Harry and Dumbledore's claims that Voldermort is indeed back by having damning stories published in the wizard papers about how it seems Harry is in fact a little mad and should not be believed, and as we know people do tend to believe what they read. All of this leads to a hard year at Hogwarts for Harry, where everything he enjoys about being a wizard is taken from him, and the things he hates about being a wizard are compounded, and then of course to make matters worse its OWL's year (exams year). The plot is excellent with a great climatic battle and more than a little sorrow. The humour is plentiful, as you would expect from a Harry Potter book, with Ron getting most of the comic lines, and Fred and George causing most of the comedic mayhem. Harry is far more aggressive in this instalment, which is no surprise from a teenager, though I did find that some of his outbursts towards Ron and Hermione were without cause and a little unlikely. I remember being an angry teen myself, but it was not so often that the anger got directed at my closest friends without a lot of reason. I did also find that Harry reminds me more of a thirteen-year-old girl emotionally than he does of a fifteen-year-old boy. This could be a lot to do with the fact it is written of course by a woman who doesn't have a clue as to what hormones are raging in the body of a fifteen year old boy, but this is my only couple of complaints in an otherwise brilliant read. I doubt anyone will need prodding to buy this excellent book, but just in case you do, BUY IT NOW!
Review: The books are better then the movies - The books are way better then the movies in my opinion because they have so much more detail then them and explain so much more when I was reading them I could not stop that’s how good they are

## Features

- Bloomsbury Childrens Books

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | 1,082 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) 4 in Action & Adventure for Children (Books) 4 in Fantasy for Children 6 in Contemporary Fantasy for Young Adults |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 88,577 Reviews |

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A long time coming, but well worth the wait!
*by M***N on 26 June 2003*

After a length of time that seemed like an ice age to most Harry Potter fans, J.K Rowling, finally gives us the fifth and latest Harry Potter novel. The first thing that you're going to notice is that the book is huge in comparison to the previous instalments, but fans will be glad to note that size has not lowered the quality of the work at all. In The Order of the Phoenix we find that Harry starts the book feeling angry and frustrated from a summer at home with the Dursleys', due to the fact that he has had little contact with any one from Hogwarts, and anything that has come has been trivial, with nothing concerning the threat of the newly returned to health Lord Voldermort. Things don't start to really move for Harry until he is attacked at home and he has to use magic to defend himself, which of course is not allowed for any underage wizard. This lands Harry in trouble, and he soon finds that the summer has had a profound change on how people view him. No longer is he the darling child who survived an attack by "he who can't be named", but he is viewed by a large segment of the wizard world as an ego driven boy who makes up stories to make himself appear a hero. This turn of events is largely due to the fact that Harry is being used as a pawn by the minister of magic who for some reason has decided that Dumbledore wants his job, and so he is trying to discredit Harry and Dumbledore's claims that Voldermort is indeed back by having damning stories published in the wizard papers about how it seems Harry is in fact a little mad and should not be believed, and as we know people do tend to believe what they read. All of this leads to a hard year at Hogwarts for Harry, where everything he enjoys about being a wizard is taken from him, and the things he hates about being a wizard are compounded, and then of course to make matters worse its OWL's year (exams year). The plot is excellent with a great climatic battle and more than a little sorrow. The humour is plentiful, as you would expect from a Harry Potter book, with Ron getting most of the comic lines, and Fred and George causing most of the comedic mayhem. Harry is far more aggressive in this instalment, which is no surprise from a teenager, though I did find that some of his outbursts towards Ron and Hermione were without cause and a little unlikely. I remember being an angry teen myself, but it was not so often that the anger got directed at my closest friends without a lot of reason. I did also find that Harry reminds me more of a thirteen-year-old girl emotionally than he does of a fifteen-year-old boy. This could be a lot to do with the fact it is written of course by a woman who doesn't have a clue as to what hormones are raging in the body of a fifteen year old boy, but this is my only couple of complaints in an otherwise brilliant read. I doubt anyone will need prodding to buy this excellent book, but just in case you do, BUY IT NOW!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The books are better then the movies
*by K***Y on 9 February 2026*

The books are way better then the movies in my opinion because they have so much more detail then them and explain so much more when I was reading them I could not stop that’s how good they are

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Jaxon Knopf once again perfectly embodies Harry Potter!
*by M***N on 27 March 2026*

Oh my goodness! Wow!!! This has always been the hardest book for me... and this journey through it was no exception. It is truly the dark night of Harry's young soul and at times I wasn't sure I could take all that Rowling hoists upon our young hero. But Jaxon Knopf DELIVERS IN SPADES! What a tough role, delivering line after line of emotion without ever drifting into melodrama or relieving the tension. Knopf feels what Harry is going through and conveys it perfectly with every syllable. I believed him through the joys of his first kiss and devastation of losing his last chance for family — so much so, I was frequently in tears. And when the brilliant Ṣọpẹ́ Dìrísù as Sirius Black passes beyond the veil? Oh yes, I mourned. I can't believe I have to wait two weeks before I can launch into Half-Blood Prince. I've absolutely loved once again getting lost in Hogwarts (a history) and reliving all the adventure of the phenomenal story telling — this time, not only by Rowling, but by Knopf and the whole cast! If I were to pick out all the other brilliant performers, I'd end up just listing everyone who is in it (though I really must also mention Millie Gubby, whose Luna Lovegood is probably the voice everyone has in their mind when they read the series!); suffice it to say, this is perfection.

## Frequently Bought Together

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