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J. K. Rowling

The Harry Potter Hardcover Boxed Set includes J.K. Rowling’s seven beloved, bestselling Harry Potter books in their original hardcover editions, housed in a collectible slipcase. This handsome boxed set contains all seven of J.K. Rowling’s beloved, bestselling Harry Potter books in their original A...

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Watch What Crappens

One speaker mentioned reading the books before the movies came out, and had difficulty with the phonetic spelling of one character's name.

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I read all the books, but you know, there weren't the movies back then. In the old days, you know, I finished that right after the Bible, darling. And I remember reading it in my head. I pronounce it...

— Episode: Below Deck: Bye Bye Miss American Sigh

Episode: Below Deck: Bye Bye Miss American Sigh

One speaker mentioned reading the books before the movies came out, and had difficulty with the phonetic spelling of one character's name.

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I read all the books, but you know, there weren't the movies back then. In the old days, you know, I finished that right after the Bible, darling. And I remember reading it in my head. I pronounce it Hermione. Hermione or something.

This Is Important

The speaker listed Harry Potter as another example of a book that was made into a movie.

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Harry Potter.

— Episode: Ep 139: This Whale Of An Episode Has My...

Episode: Ep 139: This Whale Of An Episode Has My Monkey Bon...

The speaker listed Harry Potter as another example of a book that was made into a movie.

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Harry Potter.

The Jordan Harbinger Show

It was used as an example of a book series that can be emotionally impactful and a great place to start a conversation, as it often evokes strong feelings in fans.

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Well a favorite book could be a question to the heart if you love Harry Potter and I come at you with the first question about Harry Potter that is going straight to your heart

— Episode: 52: Cal Fussman | How to Ask Big Questio...

Episode: 52: Cal Fussman | How to Ask Big Questions for Big...

It was used as an example of a book series that can be emotionally impactful and a great place to start a conversation, as it often evokes strong feelings in fans.

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Well a favorite book could be a question to the heart if you love Harry Potter and I come at you with the first question about Harry Potter that is going straight to your heart

Episode: 18: Gretchen Rubin | Four Tendencies: The Framewor...

It was mentioned as a book that rebels often refuse to read because they are told it is good. It was used as an example of the rebel's tendency to resist external influence and expectations.

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I can't tell you how many rebels have told me that they refuse to read Harry Potter because everybody told them how good it was

Episode: 18: Gretchen Rubin | Four Tendencies: The Framewor...

It was mentioned as a book that some rebels refuse to read due to the constant praise and encouragement they receive from others to read it.

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I can't tell you how many rebels have told me that they refuse to read Harry Potter because everybody told them how good it was

Tales from the Stinky Dragon

Blaine Gibson, who plays Chip Haney in the podcast, mentioned a time he got in trouble as a kid and asked if the event was like a 'Harry Potter' book.

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Was that a Harry Potter book?

— Episode: C02 - Ep. 49 - Finale in Faunaloch - Mes...

Episode: C02 - Ep. 49 - Finale in Faunaloch - Messy, Confes...

Blaine Gibson, who plays Chip Haney in the podcast, mentioned a time he got in trouble as a kid and asked if the event was like a 'Harry Potter' book.

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Was that a Harry Potter book?

REAL AF with Andy Frisella

It was mentioned as an example of a book not to read when seeking to improve skills; the speaker advocates for reading books on skill development instead.

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Read a book, and no fucking Harry Potter shit.

— Episode: 147. Two Tools Champions Use To Win

Episode: 147. Two Tools Champions Use To Win

It was mentioned as an example of a book not to read when seeking to improve skills; the speaker advocates for reading books on skill development instead.

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Read a book, and no fucking Harry Potter shit.

TigerBelly

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TigerBelly

The title was brought up in a brief discussion about how books often outshine their film adaptations, with one host noting that they would read it instead of watching the movies. In another episode, a host mentioned reading the series to his son at bedtime, describing it as a way to wind down after picture books. Both mentions were casual and did not involve a strong recommendation.

Episode: Ep 381: Bumble Bans Bobby

George was reading it to his son while he put him to sleep. He would read picture books to him first, then when his son was supposed to go to sleep, he would start reading Harry Potter on his Kindle.

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So I've been reading Harry Potter

Episode: Bobby Lee Needs a Trad Wife

The Harry Potter book series was mentioned in passing during a discussion about how books are often superior to their film adaptations.

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I'll read the books well I don't read right so I watched Harry Potter same I'm sorry the blind side yeah yeah the blind side that's a book yeah it was a book

Stay Tuned with Preet

It was mentioned as an example of something that could be ingested and reinterpreted, though not perfectly replicated by human memory. Harry Potter is a popular book series.

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You can ingest, you can watch Harry Potter a million times. You cannot spit Harry Potter back out.

— Episode: In Brief: AI, Fake Drake & IP (with Nila...

Episode: In Brief: AI, Fake Drake & IP (with Nilay Patel)

It was mentioned as an example of something that could be ingested and reinterpreted, though not perfectly replicated by human memory. Harry Potter is a popular book series.

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You can ingest, you can watch Harry Potter a million times. You cannot spit Harry Potter back out.

Episode: Corporate Teenage Wasteland (with Aswath Damodaran...

It was mentioned as one of the 300+ books read by Free Minds Book Club & Writing Workshop, an organization that helps incarcerated and formerly incarcerated people.

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They have read over 300 books, including The Maze Runner of Mice and Men and Harry Potter, and have invited many guest authors to speak at their meetings.

KILL TONY

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KILL TONY

The title was brought up in two episodes as part of humorous remarks, with one host joking about someone bragging they finished the series in two days while another noted a slow reading pace over six months. It was also referenced in a joke linking a guest's wealthy background to having read many of the books. The overall tone was light‑hearted and not a formal recommendation.

Episode: #497 - SARA WEINSHENK + JAMAR NEIGHBORS

It was mentioned that someone boasted about reading the entire series in two days, and that the speaker had been reading the first book for six months, implying slow reading speed.

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And they'll brag, they'll rub it and they'll come up to me like, I just read the Harry Potter series in two days. So I do, I've been reading Harry Potter for six months, and Harry doesn't even know he's a wizard yet.

Episode: KILL TONY #479

Tony Hinchcliffe was making a joke about Sarah Ross's family's wealth, implying that her family was rich and she might have grown up reading a lot of Harry Potter books.

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You can tell how she lives for three years.

Either that or you read a lot of Harry Potter books.

Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

The Harry Potter series was mentioned in the context of a discussion about the concept of a soul splitting when someone commits murder. The speaker (Nancy Grace) recalled reading the books to her children and explaining the concept of the soul splitting to them, specifically the Voldemort character and his killing.

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I remember Bob Innis when I was reading every single one of the Harry Potter books to the children and I don't know how much you know about that I sadly know everything there is to know but Voldemort...

— Episode: MONSTER MOM Hires Hitman TO MURDER HER O...

Episode: MONSTER MOM Hires Hitman TO MURDER HER OWN TOT-BOY

The Harry Potter series was mentioned in the context of a discussion about the concept of a soul splitting when someone commits murder. The speaker (Nancy Grace) recalled reading the books to her children and explaining the concept of the soul splitting to them, specifically the Voldemort character and his killing.

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I remember Bob Innis when I was reading every single one of the Harry Potter books to the children and I don't know how much you know about that I sadly know everything there is to know but Voldemort the antagonist murdered people and every time he murdered someone his soul would split that causes your soul to split and I remember reading that to the children you know editing out parts I thought were really really scary and they said why does your soul split in half when you kill somebody and I said because it's the worst thing in the world in the universe to take away God's most precious gift and that is your life

Episode: BOY "MASSACRES FAMILY" WHILE SISTER, 11, PLAYS DEA...

The hosts referenced the famous line "the girl who lived" from the Harry Potter series while discussing the survivor's resilience.

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the one that lived, to steal a phrase from Harry Potter, the girl who lived.

Untraditionally Lala

The title was referenced when the hosts mentioned watching its film adaptation before winding down for the night. Later, Lala used it as a benchmark to describe the length and detail of her upcoming manuscript, noting it would be "Harry Potter sized." Both mentions were casual references rather than formal recommendations.

Episode: The One About Don’t Be Creepin’ Around & Gettin’ M...

Lala compared her upcoming book to being Harry Potter sized, suggesting it will be very long and detailed.

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Maybe like a Harry Potter sized book. There's a lot. There's a lot.

Episode: BONUS: Shamrocks, Shots & Shenanigans

They watched the film adaptation of the book before getting ready for the night.

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We would get a little bit buzzed and lay in the bed and watch like Lord of the Rings or like Harry Potter before we got ready for the night.

Episode: The One Where They’re Live From The Improv with St...

They decided to start reading Harry Potter and played a game guessing which Hogwarts house Lala belonged to.

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Time to start Harry Potter, Lala. I know, Harry's next.

Let's all guess what house Lala's in from Harry Potter, you guys.

The thing I know from Harry Potter is when, like, the little redheaded kid is like, Not me.

Episode: The One About Don’t Be Creepin’ Around & Gettin’ M...

They compared their upcoming book to the size of a Harry Potter novel, suggesting it would be hefty like the famous series.

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Like a Harry Potter? Maybe like a Harry Potter size book.

The MeidasTouch Podcast

The speaker referenced the entire seven-book series when comparing the number of times Donald Trump's name appeared in the unredacted Epstein files to the references to 'Harry' within the books.

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there's more references to Donald Trump in the Epstein files that have been released than to the word Harry in the seven Harry Potter books.

— Episode: Tuesday Afternoon Breaking News Updates...

Episode: Tuesday Afternoon Breaking News Updates with Ben —...

The speaker referenced the entire seven-book series when comparing the number of times Donald Trump's name appeared in the unredacted Epstein files to the references to 'Harry' within the books.

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there's more references to Donald Trump in the Epstein files that have been released than to the word Harry in the seven Harry Potter books.

Episode: Trump AG Humiliates Herself under Cross-Exam at He...

The panel noted that Trump's name appeared more often in the Epstein files than Harry Potter's name appears across the seven Harry Potter books.

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Trump's name also appears more times in the Epstein file than Harry Potter's name appears in the seven books about Harry Potter.

followHIM

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followHIM

It was mentioned as an example of a book that children might consider to be one of the 'best books' mentioned in Doctrine and Covenants 88. The example was used to illustrate the idea of seeking wisdom from the best books.

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Well, for my kids, my little kids, the best books are the Harry Potter books. They love it. If they were going to say, oh, the Lord wants us to study Harry Potter.

— Episode: Doctrine & Covenants 88 : followHIM Favo...

Episode: Doctrine & Covenants 88 : followHIM Favorites with...

It was mentioned as an example of a book that children might consider to be one of the 'best books' mentioned in Doctrine and Covenants 88. The example was used to illustrate the idea of seeking wisdom from the best books.

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Well, for my kids, my little kids, the best books are the Harry Potter books. They love it. If they were going to say, oh, the Lord wants us to study Harry Potter.

My little daughter Hank, sorry, when my daughter was little she was like eight and she read Harry Potter for the first time. We found a little sign that she put up in a room that said, read Harry Potter, it will change your life.

Well, if you, those of you who are Harry Potter fans, if you remember the order of the Phoenix, the order of the Phoenix was a special group picked out among people to fight against evil.

Do you not want me to worship? Do you not want me to read Harry Potter about order of Phoenix and change my life? And be part of the fight against evil.

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