This book version of Mark Reads Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone is fully adapted from the original set of reviews on Buzznet. Additionally, it also contains every re-read review posted on Mark Reads.

What's the Chamber of Secrets? Who has ever heard of a basilisk? Why is Moaning Myrtle moaning all of the time? Mark Oshiro had a lot of questions about the second Harry Potter novel, and now you can revisit Mark Reads Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets with him. This book also includes eighteen brand new reviews written after Mark had read the entire series. That means it is okay to make fun of him for being wrong. It's true. No one will judge you. \*Note, my copy of MR: HP & the Soreceror's Stone had page numbers. This book does not. Not sure if that's an error with my copy only or not. markreads.net

If dementors terrify you, if you want to get a hug from Lupin, and if you love time travel more than most things, we should talk. Because Mark Reads Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban might just be for you! In this third journey through J.K. Rowling's series about a boy wizard, Mark reacts to the dramatic change in tone in the story, and then he starts shipping Lupin/Sirius. AS YOU SHOULD. Included are twenty-two new reviews written after Mark finished the series!

Relive the glory and the tragedy of the fourth Harry Potter novel as blogger Mark Oshiro experiences it for the first time. What the hell is the Goblet of Fire? Why is there so much angst? Will Mark's heart be destroyed? Included in this book are new reviews for every chapter of Goblet of Fire, written after Mark finished the series. Are you prepared? Probably, but Mark is definitely not.

This book version of Mark Reads Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince is fully adapted from the original set of reviews on Buzznet. Additionally, it also contains every re-read review posted on Mark Reads.

After many all-caps rants, GIF parties, and nights spent sobbing into his keyboard over fictional characters, it's time for the Mark Reads Harry Potter journey to come to an end. Join series writer Mark Oshiro as he chronicles his unspoiled experience of reading through the final Harry Potter book. Expect tears. Lots of them. Oh, and a few plays. Oh, and the best dedication to Hedwig one could give her. Then expect to cry some more.