Harry Potter
Harry Potter by accio-always May 13, 2019
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Harry Potter
Harry Potter is a best-selling book series by critically acclaimed author J.K Rowling. Though many view the Harry Potter series as a "children's series", it goes for all ages.
Harry Potter by Banana Phancakes April 18, 2016
Harry Potter
Idiot: dude Harry Potter sux
Sensible human: I say, you seem highly uneducated my dear chum.
Idiot: I'm gonna get drunk and drive home with my shot gun
Sensible human: I say, you seem highly uneducated my dear chum.
Idiot: I'm gonna get drunk and drive home with my shot gun
Harry Potter by vincerella January 10, 2016
Harry Potter
Harry Potter by Dan November 24, 2003
Harry Potter
A series of books that most people haven't read but don't hesitate to critcize, anyways. Often mistaken as books that are "just for kids", when the truth is they curse more than my older brother, are dark and depressing, but at the same time funny and lighthearted.
Harry Potter by Clippy August 30, 2003
Harry Potter
Harry Potter by Yo mama! January 16, 2005
Harry Potter
A seven-book series by author J.K Rowling about 'The Boy Who Lived'. HP is well-written and shouldn't be compared to Lord of the Rings being they are not even in the same category.
The fifth and latest Harry Potter book, Order of the Phoenix, sold over 5 million copies the day it came out.
Harry Potter by Lene June 24, 2004
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