Is Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix Clean? Profanity and Content Guide for the Audiobook

Order of the Phoenix is the longest book in the series at nearly twenty-six and a half hours, and its 185 tagged moments are spread thin across all that time. Violence dominates again: 97 moments adding up to about 24 and a half minutes, mostly mild and moderate, with five rated severe and the longest just over a minute. The detail worth flagging is slurs. There are eleven, and ten are rated severe, which is the highest count in the series and largely reflects how often the wizarding world's insult for Muggle-born people comes up in this one. Profanity is frequent but gentle, 35 tags with nothing severe, and blasphemy runs to 32 moments, almost all mild. Crude humor has only four tags but they total about a minute and a half. Everything combined, the filters remove around 28 minutes, under two percent of the book. That is a small cut for a story this size, and Jim Dale's narration is the same throughout. For a younger reader, I'd turn on Violence at moderate and severe plus Slur, and that covers what most parents care about. For a teen, filtering the slurs and severe violence is plenty. Given the length, the filters matter most as reassurance: you won't need to preview a twenty-six hour book yourself to know what is coming, because every tag was checked by a person against the actual audio.