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Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban by J K Rowling (view source)
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It's not many authors who can hold my attention for more than a couple of books at a time, but JK Rowling seems to have the secret. Last time I read the first two Harry Potter books to jog my memory, I then immediately read the third in the series - for the third time - and found it as gripping as ever. Even though I knew what was coming, and understood the things that mystified the characters earlier in the book, I could still barely put it down.
Highly recommended, even as a standalone, but definitely better for having read the first two previously.
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