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Summary: 5 Stars!
Review: Harry Potter And The Prisoner Of Azkaban makes you wanna read it again and again after you've finished it the first time. In this book, Harry finds out a lot about his past. How Wormtail (Peter Pettigrew) had betrayed his parents, Lily and James Potter. How Sirius had given the role of Secret-Keeper to Peter hoping Lord Voldemort (or He Who Must Not Be Named) would come after him only to find out that Peter Pettigrew had been a spy and one of Voldemort's Death Eaters leading Lily and James straight to their deaths. Harry also is presented The Marauder's Map by the two Weasley troublemakers, George and Fred. They found the map while in Filch's office when they were "young, carefree and innocent". Meanwhile, a lot of strange things are also happening to Harry. He gets this horrific flashbacks on how his parents died that lead him to having ideas of killing Sirius Black, whom he thought was the one who betrayed his parents. But above all, I find this part most interesting: When Harry met Cho Chang, the Ravenclaw's seeker and falls hard for her (read Book 4).
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Summary: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
Review: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban takes place in all parts of England.
The book's three main characters Harry Potter, Ron Weasley, and Hermione Granger like to think of themselves as parnormal detectives. They investigate things that others are too scared to. But this time, they may put their lives on the line for the last time when they meet the escaped prisoner of Azkaban. He is believed to be a ruthless, murderous, trader of a man, Sirius Black is back after 13 years of entrapment. What are his motives, is he back to finish what his "master" Lord Voldemort started? Or is it something else, something bigger?
This book shows how a single betrayal tore apart one family and sent a little boy off to thirteen years of unhappiness. I definately recommend this book to anyone who wants excitement on every page and to anyone who who believes in a would-be happy ending to an unhappy begining.
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Summary: Fantastic...
Review: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban tells of Harry's third year at Hogwarts School at Witchcraft, and the book takes a fairly close second to Goblet of Fire, which is my favorite so far. The very basic plot of the story includes an escaped prisoner from Azkaban, the high-security prison of the wizarding world. It seems that this prisoner is after Harry, presumably to kill him. The dementors, guards of Azkaban, are brought to Hogwarts to "protect" the school and recapture the Prisoner. The stories within the story include Harry developing a special friendship with the new Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher. As always, Harry is learning more and more about his past, and his parents. I think that what made this book in particular one of my favorites were the two new and important characters, Sirius Black (the Prisoner of Azkaban) and Professor Lupin (Harry's new Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher). The main plotline following Black is what provides most of the suspense in the story. He also, however, provides much of the emotional factor that has placed the book very close to the top on my list of favorites. Thanks to the author for putting more of him in Book 4, and hopefully Book 5, 6, and 7 as well. Lupin is one of my favorite characters as well, and he too provides much of the emotional value in the story due to his connection with Harry's past and his parents. I already said that he was one of my favorites, and I'm pretty sure he'll be around in Book 5, even though we missed him in Goblet of Fire - that's something that I'm excited about. In my opinion, J. K. Rowling just keeps on outdoing herself every time. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, I feel, was better than the first two. Read it, re-read it, and enjoy!
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Summary: Harry Potter and The Prisoner of Azkaban
Review: Harry Potter and The Prisoner of Azkaban was an excellent book. I have read all four books and this one was my favorite. Its Harry's third year at Hogwarts and he is in for a big surprise with Sirius Black. Hermoine and Ron help Harry think things out. Also in this book Harry experiences his first visit to Hogsmeade. J.K. Rowling is a great author because the books she writes holds your attention. Rowling makes the books captivating. It was such a good book because I never wanted to put it down and it was really interesting. I also love the book because it felt like you were right there with Harry throughout the story.
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Summary: Harry Potter--The Best Book Series Ever
Review: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban was an excellent, engrossing book that I hated to put down. In fact, the first time I read it, I literally didn't ever stop, from start to finish. It took a whole day, but it was well worth it. I'll admit, I get a few laughs from my friends sometimes when they hear of my Harry- mania, and tell me to grow up, that jeez, I'm in high school for crying out loud. It doesn't bother me at all. The only thing that really does bother me is knowing that a year ago, I had never read a single sentence of a Harry book. I had thought that they would just be your everyday mediocre kid's series. I have never been more wrong in all my life, and I am fully anticipating the arrival of the next one. These'll become contemporary classics for sure.
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Summary: It was awesome!! I hope there will be another one!
Review: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban was even better then the first two!! It had alot of mystery, and there were more characters. Just when you think you know who the bad guy is, it turns out to be someone else! After I finished it, I wanted to learn more about Hogwarts, Dumbledore, and Harry's parents. YOU HAVE TO READ IT!!
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Summary: If you haven't read the book, GO DO IT NOW!!!
Review: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban was just as great as the first 2. It has everything: mystery, comedy, suspense, a just-can't-put-it-down book. I've re-read it, and it just keeps getting better and better! The surprise ending with Sirius Black and the revealing of Harry's history with You-Know-Who is GREAT! And of course, all the same great characters and magical backround is EXCELLENT!! If you haven't read Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, YOU BETTER!
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Summary: supercalafragilisticexpialidocious
Review: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban was one of my favorite books. It clarified some of his past and provided a new opening for more interesting adventures. This book was fabulous. I enjoyed it because it has adventure and magic mixed into one book and the characters are humorous and lovable. It says the reading age is 9-12 years. Hey, I'm not and I love it, as do my friends. All I have to say is "READ IT!"
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Summary: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
Review: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban was the most superb book I've ever read. It was exciting and had many nerve racking points where you couldn't bear to put the book down. The only part I didn't like about the entire book was the names that some of the characters had.I think they should've used more common names.I would reccomend this book to everyone who likes to read. It doesn't matter what kind of books they like to read because they will most likely like this book a lot.
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Summary: Rowling is a Brilliant Writer.......
Review: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban would easily be in my top 5 books of all time. It dreams up so many good ideas and plot twists that your bound to be breathtaken, and it is so intriguing you won't be able to take your head out of it. If you haven't read this ingenius book, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkban, I suggest you get help. Preferably professional. 10/10
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