So I recently finished book 5, and, no surprise, it also gave me a lot of Harry feels. I had fun writing up my GoF post and talking about what jumped out at me in my reading, so I thought I'd give it a go here as well. This one is going to be even longer because the book is longer, and I have even more feels.

Now, GoF is special to me, because it's my absolute favorite book of the series, and has held that unwavering spot since its release. Book 4 is really a big turning point in the series, obviously, with Voldemort coming back and things becoming a bit darker and more real, and I love book 5 as the first book that really starts dealing with the reality of Voldemort's return. We also delve even deeper into death, as Harry experiences his first big, real loss, the first death of somebody he loves and cares about. (That he's aware of, I mean, yeah, his parents, but that's a bit different than seeing Sirius fall through the veil in front of him).

Anyways, onward!

( chop, chop )