yeah.. i love Riddle's memories! and it was so weird how i can relate to it much..
i didn't like the first part with that muggle minister.. quite boring actually. but the rest of the story was really good.

i really liked this book i thought i was very interesting and i read the whole book like in 3 days but then one thing that i really disagree about is the SIZE of the book. i just dont like the size of the book to me it was a little to easy to read!! so then i really liked the book but then i really cried through out the whole book.

i give the book about hmmm....from 1 to 10 i give it an 8 yeap that is what i give the book!

My fave but snape is a big meanie
i cried

This book is great. I really liked how they put it but it seems to me like they has left out a lot of details. To me it seemed like it just jumped from her to there, then to their. But other than that is was good.

I rate it an 8!

omg this is my fav book! its so amazing - the language drew me right in as the story wrapped around my mind like a vine! ___ and ____ finally show affection 4 one another! first kisses next book??? and i cried wen ______ died! how could ___ kill __? i thought __ was on the good side! my ffriend rekkons __ is on the good side. i disagree. ____ is a jerk!!!!!

i though hbp was brilliant!! it did get me thinking more than the other books. there were some litte wee things that i didnt really like but on the whole it is a great book!!
it tells us more about what harry is going through as a teenager and it answers some of our questions but creates more!!!

Where to start....

By and far, this is the worst of all the Harry Potters, possibly including the fake Harry Potter book - Harry Potter and Leopard-Walk-Up-To-Dragon

The book progression was slow, drab, and heavy-handed. Harry went from being an emotional, brave, and bluntly honest teenager to being a Dawson's Creek cut-out with the emotional depth of a pog. His growth is further hampered by the fact that while being hurt and terrorized by the meaninglessness of Cedric's death, he seemingly accepts the death of Sirius -- the closest thing to a real family he's ever had -- in the same manner as one accepts being served fish sticks in the school cafeteria.
The obtuse focus on relationships was out-of-character for the series, and seemingly occupied 2/3 of the plot. While Voldemort's own development is at once cleverly portrayed through a series of collected memory flashbacks, his current motivations are further blurred and confused. He went from being a clever, maniacal leader to being a person for whom the comparison to terrorists cannot be rationally avoided. Furthermore, he seemingly has gone from being a person simply seeking power to a maniacal nutcase out of a pinky-and-the-brain sketch.

During all of this, the character development of most people is stunted, meanwhile we see Malfoy going from being a sniveling bully to a three-dimensional, angst ridden child who is a victim of circumstance -- thus negating the other five books of development put into his character.

The _______ scene was the worst deus ex machina of a plot device I've ever read. Considering I've had the misforutne of reading Ayn Rand novels, that says a lot. Within a single chapter, all outstanding unresolved plot issues are magically fixed with a '________,' which negates Rowling's previous emphasis on self-determinism in the book. Rather than come up with a clever means as per the previous 5 books (though in OotP, even that can be argued against), Harry simply takes a dose of a potion, and wham, everything is resolved and everyone is happy.

I fear reading book 7. It seems that after book 4, the series has taken a turn for the worst, in my opinion.

When I read HBP for the first time, I felt like it was a fanfiction... but it's now my favorite out of the whole series. I can't wait until the seventh book!!

I definitely cried when Dumbledore died, and at some of his lines, like "I am not worried, Harry, I am with you."

I laughed a lot too, especially when Jo gave a heads-up to the movies by making Slughorn slip up and call Ron "Rupert".

Jo Rowling is a fantastic author and has a real way with words... I find myself comparing each book I read now to the Harry Potter books. GO JO!!

As Harry Potter was getting ready to start another miserable summer with his only relatives, dreadful as they may be the Dursley’s, he was stunned to receive a letter from Professor Dumbledore announcing that he would be over to pick up Harry at the end of that very week. You can only imagine how Harry felt that Friday when he found his headmaster waiting at the door. But there were more surprise to come before meeting the Weasleys in the Burrow. Dumbledore was about to tell Harry about their future lessons together!

During the school year, Harry and Dumbledore solved many mysteries on Voldemort’s life. What brought him towards evil? How did he survive? And most importantly of all, an obscurity Dumbledore himself could not resolve alone: What are horcruxes and how did the Dark Lord use them? These questions appear throughout their adventure and bring us to the climax of the novel.

For the sixth time, J. K. Rowling struck me with her unusual talent of combining knowledge with imagination to form an extraordinary place where boundaries do not exist and where a reader’s mind can wander on its own. I took pleasure in reading this novel because it’s my ideal world. If I would have created the world, this is the way it would be, without Lord Voldemort of course. These are the books that take me away.

Although I loved the book, I found that it was a little less exciting than I expected and that the previous plots were more developed. However, I really enjoyed the meetings between Dumbledore and Harry, these helped us to put together facts and to understand the hints Rowling gave us in the previous books. This 6th volume of the series brings us answers to most of our questions. As for the few problems with no solution, they are the cause of suspense in the end of the book that leaves us waiting impatiently for her 7th and last novel.

The characters in this book are simply fantastic. They all have great qualities which make you fall in love with them straight away. Not only that, but Rowling also adds faults to most of her cast to make them seem more realistic and to create more connections between them and the readers. Some supporting characters like Fred and George add spice to the story; their funny sides are helpful in many events in the novel, besides, what’s a story without a little humor?

I recommend this book to anyone who appreciates fantasy, adventure and a battle between good and evil, and to everyone who simply like a little magic added to their everyday life. Enjoy yourself as you unravel the many mysteries of Harry Potter!

I don't think that Dumbuldore is dead. Well ether he is dead or he ordered snape to kill him! All the clues add up to one or the other. If they don't then JKR is really good! Well we all already know that she is!

I thought the sixth book was absolutley brilliant. To all those who disagree a am very sorry. In my opinion the book was a lot faster of a read than the others and was at times disturbingly upbeat. I was very upset when ____ died because i felt they had been a mentor to Harry througout the past books. And while most people suspect the murderer of being a double agent for voldemort i expect they will come to the rescue and aid Harry in the next novel.

I personally loved this book. I thought it was great and i liked that it wasnt a thousand pages. Im so excited to see what happens in the next and final novel. I know that most people think Snape is a bad guy but i think he's a double agent for Dumbldore and he will help Harry in the end defeat Lord Voldemort! If Snape truly wanted Harry dead he could of easily arranged it by now. He's had six years to do it and hasn't. Dumbledore pleaded with Snape to kill him so Malfoy would not become a murderer. Malfoy might also become a good guy. But i really dont know and it will drive me crazy until i find out.

I loved it! It is my second favorite. (POA is my favorite and likely always will be!) I am soooo glad Draco didnt kill Dumbledore. I never trusted Snape, I was not suprised when he killed Dumbledore. Still I wish he had not died, Harry needs him more than anyone right now...........Who knows what will happen in the last book?..............

i could not put this book down. it was so captivating i read it faster than any of the other books. i especially liked going back to the memories of tom riddle. hopefully these will help harry find voldemorts weakness and lead harry on the victory in the next book!

I thought the book was fanastic! I've read it three times now, almost four, and I still am intersested! I thought the concept behind the HBP was really good. I had a vague idea about it, but you could never really know for sure. At the last few chapters when JK mentions the Horcruxes, I thought that it was a fantastic idea! It would make sence. The idea of there being 7 is amazing and I am very currious about what they are. I loved how she always puts a twist in the book, but Dumbledore dying!!! That really shcked me! I couldn't believe it! Over the boook was fantastic and by far my favourite!!! 5 out of 5 stars!

I read it 2 times and was the best Harry Potter book to date.

HBP was really quite good. I liked it because Snape really came out and did his deed.
We've always known that snape was bad, but it was really excellent. although it is an upsetting part of the book, it Rox!!!
The book is also good because we learn more and more about Harry. The whole series is really Brilliant!!

I like this book. But onething I couldn't understand that is there any use of the link between Snape and that potion book. what's the use of that potion book otherthan rescuing Ron from poisoning!!

i think this book is not thick enough... stuff were a bit crammed when JK could just add up a few hundred pages.. i mean.. all those fine details she'd always had in previous books are not in here.. all those unnecessary but pleasant and wonderful stuff... i wont complain if it's thick.. i would really LOVE it! who's with me????

This book was my second fav, I like the part when Hermione gets jealous.

LOVED the book! Until the very end. Devastating that Snape killed Dumbledore.....BUT I'm not so sure that is what really happened. I think, in Book 7, that Dumbledore will either be alive and had a deal with Snape to fake his death or Snape thinks he killed Dumbledore but it was really someone impersonating him....... I don't know. Theories, theories, theories

I'm rereading the book now and i just loved it the first time and now i remeber how much i believed that Snape was good.....he's so evil....he killed Dumbledore that little.....

I was a bit sad that it wasn't as long as the 5th....but i loved how Ginny and harry got together...but then Pro. D died and it got really sad.......Snape darn you!!!!