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When Harry Potter is left on a doorstep as a baby, he has no idea he is the Boy Who Lived, or that he is famous throughout the wizarding world. Years later, he is astonished to receive an acceptance letter to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry and he is soon whisked off on a magical adventure like no other. Join Harry and his fiercely loyal friends, Hermione and Ron, in this story about the power of truth, love and hope. Having become classics of our time, the Harry Potter eBooks never fail to bring comfort and escapism. With their message of hope, belonging and the enduring power of truth and love, the story of the Boy Who Lived continues to delight generations of new readers. Read more
Publisher : Pottermore Publishing
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Publication date : December 14, 2015
Edition : Slp
Language : English
File size : 20.2 MB
Screen Reader : Supported
Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
X-Ray : Enabled
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Top Amazon Reviews
Format: Kindle
What can I say about JK Rowling's runaway best-selling series that hasn't already been said? This captivating septology had me hooked from beginning to end. The story is familiar to many. A bespectacled orphan boy, Harry Potter, goes to a school for wizards to learn magic and faces off against the evil Lord Voldemort (or He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named). Prior to his acceptance to Hogwarts, Harry has been an outcast all his life, forced to live in a broom cupboard by his cruel aunt and uncle and constantly tortured by his cousin, Dudley. His whole life changes when he receives his acceptance letter and learns that he is actually a wizard, and he also learns that he is famous in the wizarding community for the downfall of Voldemort. At his new school, he meets his best friends, Ron and Hermione. Over the course of the seven books, the three of them go on many adventures together, mature from children to young adults, and face off against Voldemort. The series is great for escapism, with its vivid imagery, rich world-building, and thrilling plot twists. I loved reading about all the different creatures and how magic works in this world. The books will keep you turning page after page as Harry faces off against seemingly impossible odds. Someone may say that Harry relies too much on luck to get him out of scrapes, but keep in mind that although he inadvertently defeated Voldemort once, he is still a teenage boy. In a straight up magical battle against Voldemort, wand to wand, Harry simply doesn't have the experience to come out on top. Get this phenomenal series today and enjoy this spellbinding world of witches and wizards. I have the whole series on my Kindle, and it was worth every penny! I highly recommend these books for readers of all ages.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2018 by Alanna
Format: Kindle
The Harry Potter Books were a hallmark of my childhood. I grew up with them, and it changed the way I approached story writing. Coming into them as a child, without the understanding of all the symbolism behind things, the story was solid. It was scary when it needed to be scary, and funny when it needed to be funny. As an adult, looking back and reading over them again, I find the story still holds up. The symbolism speaks volumes and the flow of the story keeps me on the edge of my seat. This is a book series that I could not put down when I initially read them, and still find myself staying up late because I don't want to put it down. Is it a structurally perfect story? No. Is it the greatest story ever written? Probably not. But for me, it takes me to a place where magic is real. Where friendships grow and change, evolve and scale with age and experience. It was the first big story I read with as much content as it contains. It was the first and only book series I have read where I audibly gasped at certain plot points, laughed out loud at others, and needed to set the book aside and take a break at certain revelations. This book shaped me as a person, and gave me a set of characters I could relate to and grow with. This stands as my favorite book series. I know it might not be for everyone, but it was perfect for me.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2016 by Odji
Format: Kindle
Until recently, my only experience with Harry Potter was in watching the movies with my grandchildren. I loved the movies but never got around to reading the books until a few months ago when I borrowed them through Kindle Unlimited. I loved the books and this was a rare case where the books and the movies were equally good. The books were literate and not at all condescending towards their target audience of young people. At the same time, the books had appeal for adults and held my interest throughout. I decided that I would buy the books as soon as finances permitted because I wanted them available in my library in case they were ever dropped from KU. I expected it to take some time before I could buy the books. However, a very nice person posted on the price drops forum that not only was a couple collection available now, but was being offered at a ridiculously low price. I quickly one-clicked and did my happy dance. I love having all of the books in one collection, and as others have noted, it has easy navigation and all of the illustrations are included; there were no shortcuts taken with this set. The set is no longer fifteen dollars, but my review is based on content and not price. The sale price was just a serendipitous occurrence, but even at full price, the collection is good value for money. I can see people being disappointed and upset because they missed the sale, but that is no reason to give the books a bad review. The regular price is not out of line with what books by other popular authors cost. Besides, thousands of books have price drops every day, some lasting only a couple of hours. I have several ways in which I track book prices, but still, I have missed sales on books I wanted; it is no one's fault.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2016 by Ann de Vries
Format: Kindle
I am 20, and up until I saw the first book in the series for free due to Prime and decided to just read it out of boredom, I had not seen the movies nor knew anything about Harry Potter... Now it is my favorite book series of all time. I am an avid reader, but I have NEVER been able to read a book twice.. well Harry Potter broke that. I am now reading the series over again, and it's just like reading it for the first time. It's nice that the kindle version is all one book, so I just read it through and then started over again. I also purchased the movies, but was SEVERELY disappointed in them. They are alright, but I prefer the books WAY more. I always have my kindle with me, so it's easy to just read the books when I have downtime. I am glad I read this series at this point in my life, because I feel like if I'd read it when I was younger, it wouldn't have meant as much to me as it does now. Now I have a question for the Harry Potter fans out there... Should I also purchase the paperback books? I am conflicted as to whether or not I should. I mean the kindle version makes it much easier, I can't just restart if I finish the books, or move from one to the other without having to worry about grabbing the physical book. But of course, not having the actual books makes me feel like something is missing... so what do you fellow fans think?
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Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2017 by Fiama
Format: Paperback
My grand daughter loved it.
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2026 by Jan
Format: Paperback
What can be said…. One of the greatest book series ever…. Had to own it… Great price…. Great value….
Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2026 by David Leonard
Format: Kindle
The 7 book collection was an awesome deal (Thanks, Amazon) and a great way to enjoy the total "Harry Potter" experience. Each book was outstanding, flowing practically seamlessly into the next. Seeing that the series was basically written for young readers, the books are a fairly easy read. However, there are plenty of themes and sub-currents for adult readers: how Harry Potter, by all accounts an average wizard, wins through the collaboration and support of his closest friends and general support network. How good triumphs over evil; how there are shades of good and evil (few things are absolute, with the exception of Voldemort); when caution is preferred over haste, and vice versa; how repressive regimes arise and how they can be defeated. People always seem to have favorite books: personally I like the last one, because everything is wrapped up and explained. The book I liked least was The Order of the Phoenix - the first half. The narrative was very dark, and I found myself getting as frustrated and depressed as Harry about the lack of information he was getting from his mentors and superiors. But that did set the stage for the second half of the book, which was really good. The narrative of the rise of the totalitarian Umbridge foreshadows the eventual rise (& defeat) of Voldemort himself. All in all, a wonderful read - much worthy of all hype over the years.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2016 by RickC750
Format: Kindle
J.K. Rowling has an amazing imagination and these books are a perfect example of it! I love the plot twists in these books and she has a great way of conveying emotion and action in her writing. The whole series comprised of 7 books is easily one of my favorite book series and, to be honest, the first series I’ve completed all the way through. 100% recommend it and I promise you won’t be disappointed.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2025 by James Phillips