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Summary: THE BEST BOOK EVER!
Review: This is the best book I have ever read, even though I am only in the 13 years old. It was so interesting and I couldn't put it down. It took me only 2 days to read. I would recommend this book to anyone who has ever read any of the Harry Potter books. It is a gripping, edge of your seat thriller ;) Even better than some movies. This book is 5 stars out of 5 stars, no contest. It is for sure the best book ever.
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Summary: Witches are Weird
Review: This book was not very exceptional. Furthermore, it wasn'teven good. I felt that this book was too predictable. How many timescan Harry battle Voldemort and survive. The book tried, but failed @tackling peer pressure. The spells were too weird. I'm not going tobecome a witch, I just want to read a book...
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Summary: THIS BOOK IS THE DOWNFALL OF SOCIETY
Review: When I first discovered the Harry Potter books, I thought they may be a neat venue into a magical world. Unfortunately, these books are a disgrace to human society. Refrences to evil and torture are inexcusible. You people should be ashamed of yourselves for reading such a piece of trash.Not only is the storyline completely bogus, but the plot could have been developed by a two year old. Here is an outline of the story: 1. Harry is faced with tough challenges. 2. Somehow he saves everyone and is revered as a hero. You have just read the book, so don't waste your valuable income on any of these atrocious titles.
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Summary: I can't wait for the movie . . .
Review: I'm absolutely raving about this book! (not to mention the 3 others) Though the plot is darker, gloomier and more sinister, JK Rowling did not disappoint me, for I was able to finish the book in 2 days! There were new characters introduced such as Rita Skeeter, Mad-Eye Moody, Barty and Crouch, the leprechauns, the veelas and lots more (too many to mention). I would have wanted more action with the Dursleys though. This book is definitely more exciting, what with the Triwizard Tournament with Harry's first task was to face the fiercest dragon... Hurry up JK Rowling, and hand over the rest of the series! Harry is the BEST!
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Summary: Harry Potter rocks!
Review: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire is definatles the best book I've ever read. It captures the reader. When he's scared, you're scared, when he's happy, you're happy, and so on. When you read, it feels like there must be wizards out there somewhere. I'd like to try butterbeer among many other things from the wizarding world. There's so many details, that sometimes when they're eating it makes me hungry. If you haven't read any Harry Potter Books you have to.
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Summary: About Harry Potter & the Goblet of Fire
Review: Harry Potter is a boy whose parents were killed by the worlds most powerful wizard, Voldemort. In the 4th book Harry goes back to Hogwarts, a wizarding school in his fourth year. I like Harry Potter because it basicly deals with what most public schoolers deal with, bullies, brats, know-it-alls, worst enemies, and best friends. In Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire there is a special event for wizards that hasn't happened for 100 years. The Triwizard Tournament. Harry's name is "acidently" put into the Goblet of Fire. If you want to learn what happened next you'll need to read Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. I think this is a book for anybody even though it says for kids 9-12.
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Summary: The best book ive ever read I would rate it 1 million stars
Review: This is the best book i have ever read. I used to not read and my mom bought it for me for christmas, i read the first three in a week. When The 4th one came out i read it in 2 days. I cant find any other book like it. I have read the series over and over. Almost anyone would like this book. I hope J.K. Rawling keeps writing because im going to go nuts without the books.
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Summary: Great !
Review: This book keeps you in sespence until the end. Thank you J.K Rowlings. The book is also very well writen.
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Summary: People who say this book is bad is nuts...
Review: Why the heck are they complaining! They're literature-deficient kids are finally being introduced to books, and all they can do is complain. No, this book is not satanical. I'm a Christian, not a ddvil-worphipper, mind you. Why? Because does it have any type of reference to the devil? Well, Lord Voldemort is really evil, but they're completely unrelated. So what is they do magic? Are they afraid that they're kids will start practising magic? Guess what? It doesn't work, haha! Magic, real magic, does not exist in the hands of people. There are supernatural occurings, but that's different. It's not caused by a person by their will. The people who are afraid that this book will encouage anti-Christianism are over-senstive people, like Ned Flanders. This book is great, better than all the others. But one thing I'm starting to get disturbed on is the lack of relevance of Ron Weasley. Harry is the famous wizard who escaped (not defeated) Lord Voldemort twice, and Hermione Granger is the whiz that aces every test. But what about poor Ron? He wanted to come to Hogwarts, trying to become greats like all his brothers, but 4 years has passed, and all he's done is "assist" Harry on his many quests. I would really like to see Ms. Rowling give Ron some credit other than being Harry's sidekick. I won't the story too much away, but the Goblet of Fire is like a judge. You put your names in it, and it decides the most worthy champion to participate in the Tri-Wizard Tournament, from the 3 magic schools of Beauxbatons, Durmstrang and of course, good ol' Hogwarts. Even though Harry couldn't put his name in it, because he's underage, his name is somehow entered, and he's chosen. Did some dark wizard put it in so Harry would die in the dangerous Tri-Wizard Tournament? Find out by reading! The fourth-years change in this book, behaving more like adolescent teens than naive little kids. They ask for dance partners, get jealous, you know the whole works. It's depicted very accurately. Overall, this book is the best of the four, and is easily the best book of the year, so far. I mean, what's the competition? This is obviously going to win in the favorites category.
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Summary: dog gone good
Review: this book seemed a little more mature than the others (with cedric death and the insights into dumbledore) but that did not take away from the entertainment
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