"Harry Potter: The order of the Phoenix"

Harry Potter's novels were written by J.K ROWLING, are my favorite books. I like, in this kind of books, the strange atmosphere which comes from the magic. That novel is based, like the others, on fantasy, an area that fascinates me indeed.

Several weeks into summer, Harry has heard nothing from his friends or from the wizard.
Finding himself walking down a street with his cousin Dudley, the two of them are attacked by a pair of Dementors. Harry drives them off with a Patronus Charm, and is surprised to learn that the Dursleys elderly neighbour Arabella Figg, is a Squib and has been keeping on Albus Dumbledore's orders. On returning home he immediately receives a notice of expulsion from Hogwart for using magic outside school: The history starts.

I liked The order of the Phoenix very much. As usual, the story is incredible: The order of the Phoenix is a very old community created to destroy Lord Voldemort.
Harry joins the order like his parents did. I like the way whose J.K ROWLING wrote this like the others, it's magic.

In this book, Harry is getting bad as usual, and he manages to go through these situations, as he does everytime, that's why I like this book very much.

I think that my favorite moment is when Sirius dies: Harry ans his friends are fighting with dark magicians, Sirius comes. During the ensuing battle, the glass sphere that Voldemort was seeking is accidentally dropped and shatters, and the record is lost. However, just as Dumbledore arrives in person to help, Sirius is blasted with a spell by his Death Eater cousin, Bellatrix Lestrange, and falls backwards through a mysterious veiled archway. Lupin restrains Harry from going after him...

To my mind, the moment when Sirius dies is rich in emotions, it's because of that it's my favorite moment of the book.