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Summary: Harry Potter and the goblet of fire
Review: Harry Potter and the goblet of fire the best book ever (well almost)!!
I rate this book 4. I think that this book is a good book. But it is better than the second book but not as good as the first and the third. At first Herminie (harries friend) and Ron (harries other friend) helped him escape from his mean aunt and uncle who had him locked in the house, his cousin Dudley is really fat and he is really mean to Harry also but the only reason that that family is mean to him is because he is a wizard. But that manage to escape before the big quittich meet to determine who gets the quittich cup. This book Harry plays for the quittich cup. Quittich is a game were wizards and witches play on a broom and try to whack the ball in their ring. Harry is the seeker, he has to catch the little ball with wings and the seeker that catches the ball there team wins. He watches a Goblet rise with fire. He meets a famous quittich player Named Victor Crum (who asks Herminie to go to the hog warts dance) and Harry learns what sort of power full wizard he has become. Does he use his power for good or for evil? That is the question.
I do not believe that people can fly with brooms, or dragons could live. But I believe that they could somehow train an owl to deliver mail but it is very unlikely for an animal to deliver mail to the right place. There are no wizards and witches that I know of so there for I do not think that there can be spells or thing like that. Pictures that move are also a fantasy element because there is no such thing as witches. I do not think that I could relate to any thing in this book, because it is such a magical and fantasy book. When the goblet rose with fire I thought it was not even believable. All of the sudden a cup rises with fire is just the dumbest thing in the world, but it worked out good in the story because of every thing else very surprising about the story. I believe that mad eye moody is a real kick to the story too.
By: Sarah
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Summary: The Rise of Evil
Review: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (4) by J.K.Rowling is an electrifying and exhilarating book about three young wizards. Harry has a horrendous dream about how Lord Voldemort trying to arrange his death. When Harry awoke his scar was flaming with pain.In this fourth book, Harry goes back to Hogwarts. Dumbledore has one of the prime surprises for the school. It is the...Triwizard Tournament. This is a tournament for great wizards at the three magical schools. This is a dangerous tournament it hasn't been played for over 100 years because of horrifying deaths. If truth be told the characters are extremely realistic. I was incredibly interested in the book. When it came to what was happening emotionally I was very involved. When they laughed I laugh when they cried I cried and when they fell off their broom sticks, I felt the pain! The book was so exciting and adventureous it was tough to put down. This book was one of the most interesting books I've ever read. If you have read the series I highly recommend you to read it. Even though I think the third book is the best this one is the first runner-up.
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Summary: Harry Potter and the goblet of Fire decerves two thumbs up
Review: This Fourth year at Hogwartz Harry and his friends get into mischief to try and save the world of witchcraft and wizardry from the Evil Voldemount. This year the school has an event that the school of Hogwartz hasn't done in many years. The event requires an age of 15 or older, but Harry doesn't follow that rule because he "accidentally" got put in the event. Also this year Hogwartz gets another different Defence of the Arts teacher. The event has many ups and downs, but it is definately another thriller for J.K. Rowling.
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Summary: You won't put this down!
Review: The best one yet in my opinion.It will sweep you away into a dazzling new world.It is chalk full of adventure,mystery,and peril.You will love this book just like I do. It is my faviort one in the sereis.
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Summary: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
Review: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire is about a boy named Harry who is in his fourth year at Hogwarts. Now everyone knows that Harry is the best at Quiddich but is that all. Somehow his name got into the Goblet of fire and is now entered in the Triwizard Tournament and being watched by staff and students. Harry has to complete three major tasks. Can Harry do it? Can he find out who put his name in the Goblet of Fire?
The Goblet of Fire I thought was a very good book. With the characters growing more and more each book it shows there caring more and more for eachother. It also wants you to wait for the next book coming out this summer of 2003. No matter how big the book or the number of pages, there is always magicic at Hogwarts!!!
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Summary: Response on the Fourth Harry Potter
Review: This is a great book. J.K. Rowling takes you on a new journey to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. It is Harry Potter's fourth year at the school and Lord Voldermort is out to get him again. Voldermort has a plan to get Harry, a plan which includes the very dangerous Triwizard Tournament. I thought that this book was great. J.K. captivates you with her wonderous imagination. This is a great sequal to the third book and it does the series justice.
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Summary: Shiny Shiny
Review: Harry Potter and The Goblet of Fire is the fourth book in the series and probably has the most original plot line of them all. It starts out as usual with Harry at the Dursley's and later Ron's family picks him up for the rest of the summer. But this year at Hogwarts it seems there is not going to be quidditch instead they will be holding the Tri-Wizard Tournament. The champions will be chosen by the legendary goblet of fire. This year though the goblet has spewed forth four names. The fourth belonging to Harry Potter. How could this Have happened Four Wizards in the Tri-wizard cup? No doubt dark forces are behind this.
The description in the book is very good and I like how the author set the scenes well. The castle I think is described the best and it almost seems like you are there watching behind a glass wall. Basically this is a great book and definitely worth the money to get it.
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Summary: The Goblet Of Fire deserves Two thumbs up
Review: This Fourth year at Hogwartz Harry and his friends get into mischief to try and save the world of witchcraft and Wizardry from the Evil Voldermort. This year the school has an event that the school of Hogwartz hasn't done in many years. The event requires an age of 15 or older, but Harry doesn't follow that rule because he "accedentally" got put in the Event. Also this year Hogwartz gets another different Defence of the Arts teacher. The event has many ups and downs, but it is defenately another thriller for J.K. Rowling.
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Summary: Rowling's Done It Agian
Review: Well, she's gone and done it again... after reading this breath taking book it has left me hanging and begging for more!
Harry Potter and The Goblet of Fire is sure to set you on fire. If you liked the other three Harry Potter books, you're sure fire are going to like this brilliant book.
Once again returning to Hogwarts without the annoying house elf Dobby, and the fact that there's someone to watch Harry's back (Sirius), Harry wakes up one morning trying frantically to remember the strange dream that he had had the night before, this leaving him with the all to familiar throbbing pain in his forehead.
This book once again shows the courage of the famous trio ( Harry, Ron, and Hermonie), and many more adventures. Lots of laughs, excitement, and fun, and extra 400 pages more than what you are used to reading in the Harry Potter series, I recommend this great book to you.
Enjoy it, I know I did!
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Summary: Just keeps getting better...
Review: I can't possible pick a favorite among the Harry Potter books... My favorite tends to be whichever I am reading at the time. Still, I've just re-read Goblet (in anticipation of Phoenix) and I am impressed all over again. Rowling has planned and woven in so many tiny details in the earlier books (which, at the time, just seemed to add "color" to a scene), only to reveal in a later book how each detail is significant. Also, I thought that the Triwizard Tournament was a great tool, not only for the "action," but also because it gave the reader an opportunity to learn more about the background of certain characters who would not otherwise have "come up in conversation" at Hogwarts. Again, I'm sure those details will come around again in a more significant light. Speaking of which... Did anyone else notice that a) The name of the "woman with all the cats" who used to babysit Harry in the first book was "Mrs. Figg"... AND b) At the end of Goblet, Dumbledore sends for "Arabella Figg." Rowling doesn't do that sort of thing by accident, and I really enjoy it!
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