Harry Potter e l'Ordine della Fenice

Brilliant. Just brilliant. This book completely made me believe I was Harry and that I was living through him. It helped me forget about my own worries and dive into the magical world. I cried during the Sirius death chapter, obviously. Harry's emotions were amazingly written and I related to him so much that it's incomprehensible. It deeply showed how he's human and he had feelings too. Unlike in the movies where I felt that his actual personality was not captured completely. The movies barely scratched the surface of the magical feeling in the books and I'll never stop saying that. Thanks to the books, I actually got a clear understanding of the prophecy and why Harry had been going through the torment.

 The movie didn't do this book justice, I love the action that goes on in this book. McGonagall is so funny in this book. 

So, this is an obvious re-read. No matter my own personal opinions of the author, this series was a huge part of my childhood and growing up, and as an adult it is still such a huge part of my life. I have always enjoyed reading the books and feel like you can take things in more, the older you are and the more times you read.