Harry Potter Book Tier List, Made by Knox Mynatt, Books Written by J.K. Rowling

Below I have created a Tier List, where I have ranked the Harry Potter books based on how much I enjoyed them, and how engaging they were. I will explain every tier starting with the F tier all the way to the S tier.
 

F-Tier: The Cursed Child - Overall, it was an interesting story, but the way it was written was meant to be for a play, which threw me off at first because of how different it was. Because of this it just didn't feel like a Harry Potter book anymore and I didn't really like it. It was also definitely more wordy than any of the others, because there could be no implying done since it was meant to be a play.

C-Tier: The Deathly Hallows - Overall, I felt as the end of the original series until the Cursed Child, that the ending was very subpar. It was more of a happy ending type of story than anything, but during the story it was very emotional when everything was coming to an end. I give this book a C because I felt it could have been better as an ending book.

B-Tier: The Half Blood Prince, The Chamber of Secrets, and The Prisoner of Azkaban - The Half Blood Prince is one of the Harry Potter books I feel is only known for one moment, and that one moment only. I won't say what the moment is because I don't want to spoil anything for people who haven't read it, but I feel the one moment just overpowers everything else in the story. The Chamber of Secrets is a B on this list because I couldn't decide whether to put it in A or C because there were some amazing elements of storytelling by using the character of Moaning Myrtle as almost a sort of time machine or a look back to past events, but then it also had some parts where I thought weren't as necessary, such as the fact that Moaning Myrtle the ghost was in the toilet but it had to be this way for the story to develop. The Prisoner of Azkaban, just like The Half Blood Prince, I feel was only remembered for a few things, such as the hippogriff and Hagrid dealing with his animals. The other main thing here was Sirius Black escaping the prison and this affects the story down the line but not necessarily directly in this book.

A-Tier: The Sorcerer's Stone - I felt that this was an A-Tier book because it really introduced us to the main characters and it did it in a clever way. Instead of starting at Hogwarts it starts before where no one knows each other until they meet on the train. It was a good way of also introducing the setting of Hogwarts to us slowly instead of instantly.

S-Tier: The Order of the Phoenix and the Goblet of Fire - The Goblet of Fire deserves an S-Tier because of how well the plot develops. The surprise of Harry being selected really builds his character because of what he ends up having to see during the Triwizard Tournament. I feel it also deserves this rank because of the emotional aspect, because you get attached to some characters, and in this book, they're just gone at the end. The Order of the Phoenix, the longest book in this series, is an S-Tier book in my opinion because of how many things happen in it. This whole book is full of emotion, start to finish, and I feel that it really fits well with what happened in The Goblet of Fire, because it almost transitions directly into it seeing as The Goblet of Fire ends very emotionally too.

Overall, this series is amazing and I recommend it to anyone who hasn't read it yet, as long as you're willing to put in time to read 8 books.