JRR Tolkien - The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings
CS Lewis - The Chronicles of Narnia
Jonathan Stroud - The Bartimaeus Trilogy
Eoin Colfer - Artemis Fowl
Phillip Pullman - His Dark Materials (The Golden Compass)
Tony DiTerlizzi and Holly Black - Spiderwick Chronicles
Cornelia Funke - The Inkworld Trilogy (Inkheart)
Christopher Paolini - The Inheritance Cycle (Eragon)
Well there is the above which all have different themes,
You will not find another wizarding story involving two wizards and witch pitted against fantasy monsters, battles, an education at a castle, soul object destroying or adventure of that exact.
But, Rick Riordan's Percy Jacks Books are a lot like Harry Potter, it involves two males and girl hero of a young age maturing through the book series and growing up, they do face fantasy monsters, it does a witty similar sense of humour to what Joanne Kathleen Rowling, it features a Camp which bears training classes four houses for the student like demi-gods of The Olympian Series which takes similar vein to Harry Potter with Hufflepuff, Gryffindor, Ravenclaw and Slytherin.
Most people compare the Chronicles Of Narnia for it has seven books in the series, has a fantastical world to which they're brought in and there's fantastical monsters.
But Percy Jackson also spawned a film directed by Chris Columbus director of the first two Harry Potter film adaptions.
First, make sure you read the entire series. The seven main books, and the two "school books" - Quidditch Through the Ages; and Phantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. Those are smaller books. - Also, the recent Tales of Beedle the Bard.
Other Fantasy Books you may enjoy are Tolkien - The Hobbit, and Lord of the Rings, and the books written by Terry Brooks (Sword of Shannara, and others).
You may also enjoy some good Science Fiction, like Isaac Asimov; his Foundation series is very famous, and with reason; Frank Herbert ("Dune" and others); Robert A. Heinlein; Theodore Sturgeon; and others.
First, make sure you read the entire series. The seven main books, and the two "school books" - Quidditch Through the Ages; and Phantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. Those are smaller books. - Also, the recent Tales of Beedle the Bard.
Other fantasy books you may enjoy are Tolkien - The Hobbit, and Lord of the Rings, and the books written by Terry Brooks (Sword of Shannara, and others).
You may also enjoy some good science fiction, like Isaac Asimov; his Foundation series is very famous, and with reason; Frank Herbert ("Dune" and others); Robert A. Heinlein; Theodore Sturgeon; and others.
First, make sure you read the entire series. The seven main books, and the two "school books" - Quidditch Through the Ages; and Phantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. Those are smaller books. - Also, the recent Tales of Beedle the Bard.
Other fantasy books you may enjoy are Tolkien - The Hobbit, and Lord of the Rings, and the books written by Terry Brooks (Sword of Shannara, and others).
You may also enjoy some good science fiction, like Isaac Asimov; his Foundation series is very famous, and with reason; Frank Herbert ("Dune" and others); Robert A. Heinlein; Theodore Sturgeon; and others.
First, make sure you read the entire series. The seven main books, and the two "school books" - Quidditch Through the Ages; and Phantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. Those are smaller books. - Also, the recent Tales of Beedle the Bard.
Other fantasy books you may enjoy are Tolkien - The Hobbit, and Lord of the Rings, and the books written by Terry Brooks (Sword of Shannara, and others).
You may also enjoy some good science fiction, like Isaac Asimov; his Foundation series is very famous, and with reason; Frank Herbert ("Dune" and others); Robert A. Heinlein; Theodore Sturgeon; and others.
First, make sure you read the entire series. The seven main books, and the two "school books" - Quidditch Through the Ages; and Phantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. Those are smaller books. - Also, the recent Tales of Beedle the Bard.
Other fantasy books you may enjoy are Tolkien - The Hobbit, and Lord of the Rings, and the books written by Terry Brooks (Sword of Shannara, and others).
You may also enjoy some good science fiction, like Isaac Asimov; his Foundation series is very famous, and with reason; Frank Herbert ("Dune" and others); Robert A. Heinlein; Theodore Sturgeon; and others.
the Invisible Friend series and tribe's by catherine McPhail have been recommended to HP lovers and i really enjoyed them
Read Maximum Ride.
fantasy novels- that's what I like I am year 7 and I adore Harry Potter
There is no 'Emma' in any of the books.
They are action packed fun and they rock. If you like fantasy secrets wizards well then read Harry Potter.
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban is followed by the fourth book, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.
You can still buy the Harry Potter audiobooks on CD from places like Amazon or the Pottermore store.
Some books and films are similar like the Harry Potter ones. but some books are better than films like the Twilight film, even though some filmsare better than books.
yes
This is not a sentence in any of the Harry Potter books.
although am a girl, i love to read about boys and harry potter and the prisoner of azkaban was a challenge to me and i read more about harry potter books and what happened to him
fantasy novels- that's what I like I am year 7 and I adore Harry Potter
Yes people love the thrilling adventures Harry and his freinds go on in the books
No, there are no real ghosts like in "Harry Potter." But hey, I could be wrong... I have never seen one!!!
There is no 'Emma' in any of the books.
They are action packed fun and they rock. If you like fantasy secrets wizards well then read Harry Potter.
In the Harry Potter books the Chamber does exist yes but the actual story is, like the rest of the Harry Potter stories, fictional.
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban is followed by the fourth book, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.
You can still buy the Harry Potter audiobooks on CD from places like Amazon or the Pottermore store.