Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince

Harry is distraught (spoiler alert) His Godfather, Sirius Black was murdered in the final term of last year. At least they are not saying he and Dumbledore are crazy anymore as during that commotion, the wizarding world saw Lord Voldermort, and are finally accepting that he is back. But what now? Everyone thinks that there will be a war like last time so they need to be prepared. Pamphlets are being handed out preparing for the worst and Hogwarts security is tighter than ever. Dumbledore must now train Harry to know what to do when the times comes for him and Voldermort to have their final battle, because as the prophecy states, "Neither can live while the other survives".

Join Harry and his friends as he prepares for what is to come, starts to find love and investigate a possible invasion of Hogwarts. Harry needs his friends more than ever as we start to uncover more secrets about what happened that fateful night 16 year ago.

Harry Potter & the Order of the Phoenix

Voldemort has returned... (Spoiler alert!) At the end of the last book he murdered Cedric Diggory and had a battle with Harry, which ended with Harry narrowly escaping. Thanks to Rita Skeeter no one is will believe that Voldemort has returned and everyone thinks that Harry and Dumbledore are completely insane. But something has changed in the wizarding world during the holidays, even more people are starting to believe that Voldemort hasn't returned, so when the unavoidable happens it will catch them entirely unawares... and on top of all that the Ministry of Magic is starting to interfere at Hogwarts only teaching the students the spell theories not practicing them, and one Ministry teacher is aiming for Dumbledore's spot. Will they ever get a peaceful year at Hogwarts? Probably not...

Join Harry as he has to prove the world that Voldemort has returned, train his fellow students up to be able to defend themselves and have to stand a teacher that he hates worse that Snape (Probably). Enjoy!

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix has won several awards, including being named an American Library Association Best Book for Young Adults in 2003.