Is Chamber of Secrets first?
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1st - Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (available on DVD)\n2nd - Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (available on DVD)\n3rd - Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (available on DVD)\n4th - Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (recently released on DVD)\n5th - Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (currently in production - s/b in theaters later this year)\n6th - Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (not a movie yet, but is the 6th book in the series)\n7th - book still being written; title not yet released
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generally speaking, it is always better to list sources alphabetically.  i dont think it is a hard fast rule, but you should do it alphabetically.  they should NOT be sorted by type (book, magazine, etc)
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Let the matches begin first for godsake.
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1. riddle's diary\n2. ring\n3. salazar's locket\n4. hufflepuff's goblet\n5. something from gryffindor or ravenclaw\n6. nagini (voldemort's snake)\n\nthis is all speculation, nobody knows for certain what they all are.  this is what dumbledore guessed.
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1)  No.  J.K. Rowling has said Harry Potter bears no relation to Lord Voldemort.  You may find the answer to that and many more questions at her personal website jkrowling.com.\n\n2)  J.K. Rowling has also stated on her website that Neville is not included in the prophecy and that it refers specifically to Lord Voldemort and Harry... and the actual phrasing is "and either must die at the hand of the other for neither can live while the other survives".  What this actually means is still up for much speculation, and while I have my own theories on the subject considering events in the Harry Potter series up to this point, it would take a long time to explain them, so I shall refrain from doing so here.\n\n3)  Is Snape good or bad?  As she points out in her books, people are rarely so simple.  Is Draco Malfoy good or bad?  Most of the evidence we've seen suggests he's bad, but the Sectumsempra chapter of Half Blood Prince gives us a glimpse into a boy who feels very much in over his head and whose public mask of confidence is just that... he's not prepared to be the type of person others want him to be.  Is Snape like that?  We haven't been shown very much of his private workings outside the short trip Harry took through the Pensieve in his office, so that, too is up for debate.  I don't think the evidence points toward him being evil, though, nor does it really indicate what people think it does.  His "unbreakable vow" was not specific in its second part.  Narcissa Malfoy trailed off before specifying what she was asking Snape to do, so for all that he could have interpreted the vow to mean "I must do what Draco Malfoy has been told by Voldemort to do if he fails to brush his teeth tonight!  DRACO!  GET IN HERE!  I SHALL STAND HERE AND WATCH AS YOU BRUSH YOUR TEETH THIS INSTANT!"  There you go, that part of the vow's fulfilled.\n\nThat said, though, after he ostensibly killed Dumbledore, his behavior suggests the part of the vow he had to fulfill--since it was the only explicit part-- was to take any action he could to protect Draco Malfoy, which is exactly what he did that night (and what Dumbledore did, too... I have to admit I thought he'd die, but I didn't really ever figure he'd die for Draco Malfoy).  \n\nBeyond that, even while he was fleeing the last thing Snape tried to do in the few seconds between Draco Malfoy escaping to safety and him having to follow, was pound into Harry Potter's head the two lessons Harry needs to most learn to prevail against Lord Voldemort, and which Snape has been increasingly angry Harry has not learned from Snape's repeated attempts to teach him over the past two years.  Instead of truly injuring Harry, he only slowed him up enough so Harry was forced to listen to him... every time Harry attempted to hurt him, he simply knocked the attack aside as a further demonstration of the advantages of being able to use those two abilities (occlumency and silent spell casting) during battle, all while shouting exactly what it was Harry should learn from Snape's easy deflection of the attacks.  He may not be a pleasant man, but Snape's actions were the actions of a teacher who knew he only had a few more moments to instruct a student who did not understand, but whom he was desperate to see succeed (for once).  If he really wanted Harry to fail, he wouldn't have bothered explaining just why those lessons Harry wasn't cottoning onto were so dreadfully important for him to learn, especially since they're the two lessons Snape himself would most have to employ in order to deceive Lord Voldemort and stay alive.
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nowhere and now here\n\ndo i get 10points for being first to get it right?
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Goblet of Fire is the best. It was great visually, pretty close to the story (though none of them are completely), and it was funny, particularly the whole preparing for the ball things.
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i would say A, B for the first two
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I teach my students the five finger rule for choosing books.  They read the first few pages, and put up a finger for each word they don't know.  If they get to five before they finish a couple of pages, that book may be too hard for them.  If you have the patience to continue with the book, go for it!  I use the same rule when choosing spanish books to read.  What you might want to do is find the book in your native language as well, so that you can compare - just remember that it may not be an exact translation, as translators are people, too!
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Prisoner of Azkaban.... it had a great director ( Alfonso Cuaron)... no wonder JK Rowling wanted him to direct the rest of the movies....
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Hey - Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince is the name of the 6th book. I don't think anyone knows about the name of the seventh book. Sources say that Jo Rowling has already written the ending of the seventh book, probably the name of the book too, and kept in a safe in her house. Since i have no plans of making a career in house breaking i guess i will just have to wait till the release of the seventh book, with the rest of the world. ;)\nIn the meanwhile you can keep yourself updated by visiting these sites:\n\nhttp://www.jkrowling.com/\n\nhttp://www.mugglenet.com/
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Whoever wants to first! he-he\n\nhttp://www.total-knowledge.com/~willyblues/
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I'd have to visit the place first.
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i always placed them in order i got them...from the top down...some placed them in order of importance to them..of course if some one won state that would be the first!! but mine was a M
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OK they defiantly explained it in the end of the third book... he had Hermione's cat take the order in for him. lol.
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Not sure.  Excellent book tho'.  Can't wait for the third one.  Check out Amazon UK.  They may have info you need.
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I am. My homepage is http://www.mugglenet.com/ . I still have the Goblet of Fire countdown on my desktop. My desktop background is currently the picture from Entertainment Weekly of Emma, Daniel and Rupert and my parents put up with it. I have all six books, all 4 movies(got the pirated GOF for x-mas), have seen all of the movies at their midnight showings, and have seen each at LEAST 3 times in the movie theater. \n     I would check Mugglenet every thirty minutes if I could, but since I have been on the computer so much, my parents have put a lock on it. But don't worry. There are alot more of our kind. My good friend can recite all of the Harry Potter spells. Does that answer your question?