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Smashworks Smashworks smashworks — It's an interesting thing, rereading these books nearly 11 years after the first read through... and as much as I enjoyed the first two, Prisoner of Azkaban is probably the best of the entire series. This book introduces some of the best characters (Professor Lupin, whom I love almost as much as Fred Weasley, and the wonderful Sirius Black), characters that will become larger players in the future (Cho Chang, Cedric Diggory, Peter Pettigrew, etc) begins to hint at James Potter's time at Hogwarts as well as an over-arcing story for the remainder of the series (The Dark Lord shall rise again stronger than ever!) all while developing the other characters and playing around with a few fun little fantasy staples. Absolutely exquisite! The only issue I have with the books so far is Rowling's need to act as if the reader has not read the first few books; in each one she reveals that Harry is a wizard, that Hogwarts is a wizarding school, etc. etc. I'm sure it's helpful to get people into the series with later books, but at the same time, she continously hints at other things from the earlier books without explaining them... so it is necessary to read the first ones... and if so, why then treat your reader as if they've forgotten everything they learned from the first books? As if, had she not told us again, we would forget Harry was a wizard and wonder why he doesn't find it strange to be surrounded by so much magical stuff. Aside from that, I love the book... and I found it still enjoyable enough to award it 5 stars.