famous, brilliant Harry Potter The series is not only a movie but also a remarkable series of books created by JK Rowling in the first place. The film was an instant success, sent shockwaves across the globe, was raged by die-hard fans to this day, and spawned some of the highest-grossing films of all time.
This series of books is well received and loved by casual readers as well as bookworms. Goodreads is a great place to find out how popular and popular these or any related books are. That’s where this list comes in, where every Harry Potter book ranks, according to Goodreads.
Harry Potter And The Cursed Child (2016) – 3.65/5
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child is a two-part play directed by Jack Thorne based on the stories of JK Rowling, John Tiffany and Thorne. The story is set 19 years after the events porters The film follows the journey of Harry, the Minister of Magical Law Enforcement, and Albus Severus Potter to Hogwarts.
The book is rated 3.65/5 on Goodreads with 605,556 reviews and 62,295 reviews, of which 84% love it. 28% of reviewers gave it 5 stars, 5% gave it 1 star and a maximum rating of 4, accounting for 30%. The film itself was well received by critics, and Potter fans seem to think the book isn’t bad, just not bad. Harry Potter, More like fan fiction.
Harry Potter: A Prequel (2008) – 4.19/5
Harry Potter: Prequel This is an 800 word short story written by JK Rowling for charity auction in 2008. It follows the adventures of Sirius Black and James Potter encountering the Muggle police.
This short story is rated 4.19/5 on Goodreads with 17,527 ratings and 1,155 reviews, with 92% liking it. 52% of reviewers gave it 5 stars — the highest percentage of all ratings — and 3% gave it 1 star. The story leaves fans with a lot of questions in a good way. Although it is not an official novel, it has made a lot of people want one.
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (1998) – 4.42/5
The second book is in porters series, secret room Follow Harry and his friends. Second year at Hogwarts. Harry, Ron, and Hermione investigate after the student attack, and various messages are written on the walls – about the opening of the Chamber of Secrets, the heir of Slytherin and the killing of bloodless students.
The book has 2,445,755 ratings, rating 4.42/5 and 46,503 reviews, with 98% liking it. 58% give it 5 stars – highest rating % – 0% for 1 star and 1% for 2 stars. It’s testament to the quality and popularity of the series that it’s the lowest book in the series, and despite being the lowest it’s still so good and loved by Potter fans.
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone (1997) – 4.47/5
The novel sparked a pop culture phenomenon, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone is the first book porters series. The story follows Harry Potter, who learns of his background and magical abilities, and is accepted into Hogwarts, where he meets his best friend, sworn enemy, and first encounter with Voldemort’s murderer.
The book has 4.47/5 out of 6,324,442 ratings and 99,889 reviews, 96% of which love the book. The highest rating percentage is 64% for 5 star reviews and 2% for 1 or 2 star reviews. This book caused such a phenomenon Harry Potter It has to be both amazing and endearing, and that’s the essence of the first book, leaving fans hungry for more.
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2003) – 4.49/5
The fifth and longest book in the series, Harry potter and the Phoenix Tells the story of Harry’s struggles with the return of Voldemort, the intervention of the Ministry of Magic at Hogwarts, etc., outside of his exams. The book also details the prophecies sought by the Order of the Phoenix and Voldemort.
The book has 4.49/5 out of 2,268,178 ratings, 37,516 reviews and 98% love it. The highest rating percentage is again 5 stars, with 63% giving it, while 0% gives 1 star and 1% gives 2 stars. The fifth book was rated by Goodreads as the fifth best book. It burns very slowly until it reaches a monumental conclusion and is a great piece of work.
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2000) – 4.55/5
fourth novel in the series fire Cup Follow the Triwizard Tournament and how Harry is forced to participate in this life-threatening event, with his name mysteriously entered via the Goblet of Fire. The book also sets the stage for the return of the Dark Lord, shaping the impending events of the story.
The movie is rated 4.55/5 stars from 2,327,279 ratings, 41,051 reviews and 99% love the book. The highest percentage rating is again 5 stars, with 65% for 1 star, 0% for 1 star and 1% for 2 stars. The book introduces the tournament in great detail and reinforces the basic story of the series while promoting character development throughout.
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2005) – 4.56/5
penultimate novel porters series, Half-Blood Prince Details of Harry’s final year at Hogwarts (he doesn’t know), as he prepares to fight Voldemort and, along with his teacher and mentor, Albus Dumbledore, discover the key to defeating Voldemort . During that time, Malfoy was given a mission by Voldemort, one that Snape was finally able to complete thanks to the Unbreakable Oath.
The book has 4.56/5 out of 2,212,433 ratings, 35,269 total reviews and 98% liked it. 67% rated it worthy of 5 stars, 0% for 1 star and 1% for 2 stars. The penultimate book has to be great, and it sure is, because it has suspense and a great ending, while setting the stage for the events of the last book.
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (1999) – 4.56/5
Prisoner of Azkaban Often considered one of the best porters Movies are like books. Follow Harry, Ron, and Hermione during their third year at Hogwarts as they investigate serial killer Sirius Black, supposedly a former ally of Voldemort who escaped from Azkaban and is searching for Harry.
The book has 2,489,864 ratings with a rating of 4.56/5 and a total of 48,909 reviews, with 99% liking it. 66% for 5 stars, 0% for 1 or 2 stars. The book was well received and a fan favorite, with most agreeing that it was better than the first two, and rightly so, the whole story and the characters are great.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (2007) – 4.61/5
Final and epic conclusion to the main content porters legendary, Deathly Hallows Follow Harry, Ron, and Hermione on their quest to find the remaining Horcruxes, all the way back to Hogwarts for one final confrontation with Voldemort, with the Battle of Hogwarts following.
The book has 2,574,179 reviews with a rating of 4.61/5, 60,693 reviews and 98% likes. 72% think it deserves 5 stars, 0% for 1 star and 1% for 2 stars. The endings of the books in the series are absolutely epic, with you glued to each page as the story comes to a climax and you’re forced to say goodbye to your beloved characters.