- Paperback
- Publisher: French & European Pubns (Nov 2003)
- Language French
- ISBN-10: 0785916725
- ISBN-13: 978-0785916727
- Product Dimensions: 23.9 x 15.5 x 4.3 cm
- Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (4 customer reviews)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 4,159,750 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I don't think 5 stars are good enough for this book!
After months of waiting for the French version of Order of the Phoenix to come out, I was starting to think that maybe all the hype surrounding J.K Rowling's bestseller might not be worth it. How wrong was I? It's ace!
I would recommend this lengthy book to anyone who speaks French. Somehow the story seems even more mystical in French. Also, the language is quite easy to understand, so it's suitable for people studying French for their A Levels.
Go and buy it now - you won't be let down
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If J K Rowling had drawn this book to its conclusion three-quarters of the way through, when the appalling Dolores Ombrage gets her come-uppance at the hands of the Weasley twins, it would deserve seven stars.
The author is at her best when she allows her humour free reign, and a lot of HP no 5 is very funny indeed. Personally I found climax no 2, the long-drawn-out battle between Harry and Co and the Mangemorts, rather tedious stuff - almost as tedious as a description of a Quidditch match.
In particular I wish we didn't read on every other page that Harry is trembling with fear, or that Hermione appears terrified. It tends to diminish rather than add to the excitement. Just stop eating all those sweets, Harry, and you'll feel a lot calmer.
The author is at her best when she allows her humour free reign, and a lot of HP no 5 is very funny indeed. Personally I found climax no 2, the long-drawn-out battle between Harry and Co and the Mangemorts, rather tedious stuff - almost as tedious as a description of a Quidditch match.
In particular I wish we didn't read on every other page that Harry is trembling with fear, or that Hermione appears terrified. It tends to diminish rather than add to the excitement. Just stop eating all those sweets, Harry, and you'll feel a lot calmer.
Format:Paperback
I'm doing A2 French and I can't recommend reading Harry Potter enough. Firstly most people already know the story so its okay if you don't understand everything (you can get the idea) and secondly because it's written for a child which we all are really =] I do agree with the other reviews that it definitely seems more magical and this is probably because I don't understand everything perfectly...mystery =]
Also, these books (the paperbacks) are soooo nice to read.. purely because of the actual paper, size etc =] That's always good.
Also, these books (the paperbacks) are soooo nice to read.. purely because of the actual paper, size etc =] That's always good.
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