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Hari Poter i Red feniksa Joanne K. Rowling

Hari Poter i Red feniksa

Joanne K. Rowling, Vesna Roganović, Meri Grandpre, Draško Roganović

Ages 10–16

877 pages · Released 2003

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Hari Poter i Red feniksa parent’s guide: what’s inside

High confidence

LGBTQ+ themes

Substance use

What it offers

Educational value

A note for parents

This is Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, the fifth book in the widely-read series. It contains moderate fantasy violence, some darker themes around institutional control and isolation, and explores friendship and standing up for truth in the face of disbelief. The book is longer and more emotionally complex than earlier entries, with themes of anger and frustration that resonate with older children but may challenge younger readers.

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From the publisher

Da Harry Potter vender tilbage til Hogwarts er meget ændret. Man tror han lyver angående Voldemort, og ministeriet sender en repræsentant til skolen, der snart er delt i to fjendtlige lejre Da Harry Potter vender tilbage til Hogwarts er meget ændret. Man tror han lyver angående Voldemort, og ministeriet sender en repræsentant til skolen, der snart er delt i to fjendtlige lejre

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