The Re-Reading Challenge is a challenge to re-read a self-set number of books for the year - January 1 2012 to December 31 2012. There are different levels you can choose, from Cinders where you choose to re-read 1-5 books for the year all the way up to Inferno where you can choose to re-read 49+ books. Both bloggers and non-bloggers can participate, post reviews if you wish and win prizes! Click on the links at the end of this post for more information and to sign up.
My third book to re-read is:
Publisher: Bloomsbury UK | Author: J.K. Rowling
During his third year at Hogwarts School for Witchcraft and Wizardry, Harry Potter must confront the devious and dangerous wizard responsible for his parents' deaths.
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I was going to take a break from HP and re-read a different book from my list, but chapter one of Prisoner of Azkaban was at the end of Chamber of Secrets and once I read that I couldn't just not continue. It's my favourite book out of the whole series ^_^. I have noticed that Harry really starts standing up to his uncle in this book (which I approve of whole heartedly) and that Marjorie Dursley deserved what she got (well I thought she deserved what she got when I first read this book too).
Last week I finished Chamber of Secrets by J.K Rowling, you can read my review here. My review is also #5 on the review link-ups which means I should do a drawing for a giveaway but since two of the three reviews up are mine and I am not allowed to win I will wait for someone else to link one more review. So if you have re-read a book this year and reviewed it share the link, you could win a book of your choice!
I love all the Harry Potter books, but no matter how many times I read the series and even though the last book is incredible, Prisoner of Azkaban will always be my favorite.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen this cover but its awesome. How is reading 2nd (or how many ever) time around?
ReplyDeleteIt's the UK ebook cover and the latest UK paperback cover. It's nice but a little too simple for my taste. I have no idea how much times I have re-read this book but I am loving the book of course but I am taking my time with this one and trying to savour it since I love it so much.
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