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Summary: A glimpse into Harry's past
Review: J. K. Rowling has done it again. The third book of the series is as good as the first two. As Harry grows up, part his history begins to unravel. In this book Harry meets someone who knew his parents quite well and learns important things about his past. He also has to deal with the Penitentiary Service of the magic world, so his challengers grow up as his skills increase. Don't miss this book!!!
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Summary: Be For Edge-of-Your-Seat Action
Review: J. K. Rowling has written another spellbinding book to add to the two she has already written. This book has many plot twists and turns, and I guarantee, the ending will knock your socks off!
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Summary: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
Review: J. K. Rowling truly captures your mind and sparks your imagination in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. I really enjoyed this book because she takes you on a wonderful adventure with excitement, courage, and three fantastic main characters. You enter the world of witchcraft and suddenly are captured in it. You get so involved with this story that you just want to devour it whole. Although this story is fiction, you can still relate it to your life because of friendship and courage that stand out in this book and make it bold. The story takes place at Hoggwarts, where Harry Potter, Ron Weasley, and Hermione Granger try to capture a escaped prisoner, save a large creature named Buckbeak, win the House Cup, find Ron's rat who mysteriously disappeared, and still study to pass final exams. From the very first page to the last word I enjoyed this book and would recommend it to anyone who likes suspense, drama, or mystery.
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Summary: Another Great Book from Rowling
Review: J. K. Rowling's imagination keeps getting better and better with each book she writes. This book is filled with some great adventures. There are a lot of new, and important, characters introduced into this book. I am anticipating how they will all, in the future books, come back together.
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Summary: Why Are You Reading My Review Instead Of The Book?
Review: J.K Rowling captures the hearts of not only the children but also adults alike who are captivated by the world of mystical magic and wizards and witches, et al.The third instalment of the series, Harry Potter And The Prisoner Of Azkaban, plays on the same tune the previous two books she has worked on and Rowling manages to seamlessly infuse some elements from the debut book into this one. For example, there is a small anecdote on how Hagrid had gotten the bike from Sirius Black in "Prisoner Of Azkaban" which was mentioned very briefly in the first book. It may be very inconspicuous to note, but it just amazes me as though Rowling has already planned to write beyond the first book when she was working on her debut novel. There are further twists within the twists in the fate that lies ahead of Harry Potter and his gang, Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger, and his entourage of Rubeus Hagrid, Albus Dumbledore, Prof McGonagall. Throw in some interesting new characters, like the "mis-fortune-telling" Prof Trelawny and Sirius Black, and not forgetting his adversaries, Prof Serverus Snape and Draco Malfoy, and we've got another year of excitement and titillating, intense fun of the magical School of Hogwarts.
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Summary: it was fantastic!
Review: J.K Rowling has amazed me again. This new book, though 435 pages,was one of the fastest books I've ever read. This book was filled with manyexciting twists and bumps in the road along in this page turner. I read for three hours straight!
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Summary: Entertainment for everyone not just children!!
Review: J.K Rowling is a truely unique writer. Each Harry Potter book is truely entertaining. There is nothing predictable at all when it come to reading this. Each book seems to reveal more and more secrets. My hate for Mr Snape intensified when reading this third installment that goes to show how good J.K. is!!!
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Summary: J.K. ROWLING HAS DONE IT AGAIN !
Review: J.K Rowling is my favorite author. Once I got interested in the book I couldn't stop reading it. I felt like I was right there having an icy chill run through me from the Dementors or feeling the soft feathers of my owl.
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Summary: simply the best!
Review: J.K rowling is on a roll! Although I thoroughly enjoyed "the sorcerors stone","the chamber of secrets",and "the goblet of fire", this book was by far my favorite! She really captures your imagination and adds on to it. She has a way with surprising you. If you didn't like the other two she will change your mind with this one. Her characters are so alive and so witty, it's hard to believe that they aren't real. She puts so much effort in to her writing it's simply magical. She spewpt me away from the beginning and continues to with "the goblet of fire"!
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Summary: J.K. Rowling, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkban
Review: J.K Rowling
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkban
Another five-star book by the fabulous J.K. Rowling, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkban, this is the third edition also Harry's third year at Hogwart. There are two others, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, which is Harry's first year at Hogwart and Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, which is Harry's second year at Hogwarts. I gave this book five-stars because it is excellent and it is written very clearly and it can appeal to a large group of people. J.K. Rowling has written a remarkable book that allows your imagination to go wild. She sets the mood and tone then your mind will take off while reading.
Every one wants to be happy in life and Harry is at his happiest moments when he is at school with his friends. If you read this book you will be happy too. Does bring a smile to your face, because there are funny parts and parts where you are cheering for him. I recommend this but to any one from ages eight and older. I at first thought I would not like this book but once I started reading it I could not put it down. J.K Rowling is a fantastic writer. She makes it so clear, and the words are not hard to read at all. I give it five-stars because it has such a wide-range of an audience. It can appeal to an eight year old and then appeal to a thirty year old and they will both get the same enjoyment out of it. There is a reason why J.K Rowling is a ward-winning writer she knows what will appeal to more than one group of people.
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