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Summary: JK Rowling odes it Again
Review: The fourth book was very exciting. Personally the second one was my favorite but this one adds a new twist to the tale. I can't wait for book 5!!
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Summary: Harry potter and the Goblet of fire
Review: Harry Potter, a lonely 14 year old boy is brought to a world of imagination where his dreams can come true to fulfill his destiny. Harry Potter is at his fourth year at Hogwarts, School of witchcraft and wizardry. However, before that he wants to go to the Quidditch world cup where things out of the ordinary happen including a sign of Lord Voldemort that hasn't been seen for 13 years. Then at his forth year a competition is taking place that hasn't been competed in for over a hundred years. Harry must put his bravery and wisdom first if he is to survive the encounter.The main conflict to this book is that always be assertive and be true to yourself if you are to ever be all that you can be. I recommend that this book can be read anybody who seems interested in this book. I like this book because I've always liked fantasy and this book pushes that to its limits.I would give this book 5 stars because of its storyline and well-written form.
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Summary: BEST YET
Review: I loved this book.It was way better then the other 3.I loved reading it and I loved it so much I couldn't stop reading thatI read it in 2 days.I have all 4 books and this is probley the best book with horror,fantasy,adevnture,and sadness.I loved it when he got to go to the quidditch cup.It is a great book and I recomend it for all ages.
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Summary: GO HARRY GO ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Review: Five Stars is not enough... The eloquent and gracious tale of young Master Potter's education (as a wizard and as a person) continues in this LARGE reader of further adventures at HogWartz! If you are new to Ms. Rowling's tales, back out to the search screen and get yourself a copy of the first volume [try to locate the UK release if possible but forget locating a copy at a re-sale shop] and try this seminal coming of age work in a slightly "lighter" variety. If you couldn't wait [but have waited for some reason] then Your Time Is Now... order immediately and get ready to have to avoid any unsympathetic associates as you are swept away yet again by Harry, Ron, Albus, Hermoine, Hedwig, Hargid, Snape, He Who Must Not Be Named, Peeves and all the rest during the continuing advenures of our boy Harry....
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Summary: A darker book than the previous 3...
Review: As Harry Potter grows up, he starts to get into more serious trouble. This time he has an even bigger showdown with Lord Voldemort, which he seems to be able to survive only because of his magical background - a magician growing up with the harrowing tales of you - know - who's terrible force would have probably just died of fright seeing him arrise again. We also see how Harry and his friends finally start growing up and becoming teenagers - going to balls, getting interested in the opposite gender... This 'growing' up is accompanied by a darker mood throughout the whole book, which starts out as an incident in the Quidditch World Cup, when Death Eaters (Lord Voldermort's supporters) cause some trouble, and it climaxes as we see Lord Voldermort ressurected, and starts gathering his followers again, even though this event was to be expected since the first book, where we learned about the Dark Lord's tries to grab the sorcere's stone. J.K. Rowling still has the knack of inventing many 'magical' surprises for us, such as aparating and 'splinching' as new magical tricks, quite a bit more information on the dark arts and some history of the events before and after Lord Voldermort has fallen, and of course - we're being introduced to different wizarding schools, and finally understand why Hagrid is so big! The only faults I find with this book, and I've taken off a star for are: 1) The plan of fetching Harry Potter by letting him survive through the Triwizard context, and then turning the cup into a portkey sounded a little too complex, and it was hard to guarantee that Harry would even be allowed to compete, and winning seems more improbable - why not give him a portkey in a more simple and direct way when everything else was ready?... 2) Hermione's fight for elves' rights started with a big bang, but after a while we stopped hearing about it - why?
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Summary: Wow!
Review: This book is a great book in the Harry Potter series. If you loved the first books, you will love this one. It is excellent. There is even more plot and action in this one than the last 3. The bad part is.... someone dies..... but i'm not telling who! You need to read the book. It definatly keeps you on your toes.
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Summary: Really good, but not for newbeeis
Review: This book is one of the best books I've ever read. (next to Animal Farm, don't laugh at the title)It has about 676 pages so I would recommend this to anybody from 9 to 99. Although it's a good book it's not for children who are new to the series.
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Summary: harrypotter andthe gobet of fire
Review: This book was full of excitement and adventure it was also funny[buy it].It is full of surprises.You can save $100(just kidding)
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Summary: harrypotter andthe
Review: This book was full of excitement and adventure it was also funny[buy it].It is full of surprises.You can save..(just kidding)
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Summary: The Most Talked About Book in the World
Review: Harry Potter and The Goblet of Fire was one of the most inspiring and magical stories I have ever read.It is one of the most popular books throughout the world. I think J.K Rowling did an exellent and intellegent job, you can tell she has an imagination. All the magic and danger was fantastic. It keeps you on the edge of your chair throughout the entire book with all the danger Harry and his fellow students go through and all the fictional stuff made up to keep you going and not knowing what is going to happen next. Dragons and mermaids, not the sissy mermaids, and villians are in there to keep you going. Many of the characters were picture perfect in this exciting tale. I really didn't like the part where one of Harry's friends are killed by a magical spell created by the villian Voldermort. Mostly everyone turned against Harry for putting his name inthe Goblet, but they don't realize that he is to young. The sequel really needs to come out soon for I have read these books over and over a=many times. Once you start you can't stopfor the excitement draws your attention back. I really think many people will enjoy this book, young or old. All her books are fabulous and this is just one fourth of her segeuls and it's the fourth one so read the others first and this one will be even better.
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