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Summary: We had to get four copies.
Review: I made it last five days. Some of you may not think that islasted. But I could of read it in a day if I wanted to.I thinkthis book is probably the best book in the series. The following are reasons I enjoyed it: The ending was very suprising like the first book. It had a lot of violence like the second book. You learned a lot of stuff about things having to do with Voldemort and Harry Potter like the third book. This book wasn't as for children as the other books are. (But still this is okay for most children) --------------- I was sad Harry didn't get to play Quidditch, but the Tri-Wizard Tournament was interesting. The middle was a little drawn-out, but the end made up for it. I am more of a mystery reader, but this is a great adventure novel. I'm finished... but I really don't know why I typed a review, it's not as if my review is going to make you buy this book, with all the other thousands of reviews. -a teenager
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Summary: Give me More!
Review: I am always looking for books that take me away from my busy life and let me be a kid again. J. K. Rowling has given us a wonderful tale. This book is even better than the first three. Everyone is back plus a few new characters. Just when you think you have it all figured out the plot twists again. Now the long wait for Book 5. This might be a bit scary for very young children, but with proper parental guidance, there should be no nightmares . Buy this book and read it!
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Summary: A lot darker than the other books, but still really good.
Review: I loved this book so much, I read the entire thing in one day.Iread until 11:00 PM and then tried to go to sleep, but gave up andstarted reading again at 2:00. It's really great, although it falls into the same pattern as all the other books...Anyway, READ THIS BOOK!
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Summary: Absolutely pitiful
Review: Here are my ratings for the other books in the series: #1: 2 stars. #2: 3 stars. #3: 4 stars. I expected an improvement, but none came. It is a disgrace to all fantasy books. It was boring and not even dark like they said. In fact, the only thing that was amazing about it was that she somehow managed to stretch it over 700+ pages. If you want to read a GOOD book, red Terry Brooks.
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Summary: How I Wish I was In Hogwarts
Review: This book is the best of the series! (How come i keep saying that?) Though it contains over 700 pages, i never wanted it to be over. The story is as good as always, the characters and relationships grow deeper, and humanity shines on each and every page. I wish i had these books when i was a kid, so i could have had the time to read them over and over again. Thank you j.k. rowling for exciting my spirit and awakening my imagination.
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Summary: What a pity...
Review: When I read "The Sorcerer's Stone", I was enthralled. When I went on to read the following two books, I felt that it just got better and better: bit by bit, the Universe of Harry Potter became richer, with new additional characters and well developed story lines. That is why "The Goblet of Fire" was kind of a disppointment: Rowlings starts many new threads, but doesn't fully develop any of them...I would have liked this book much better if 50% of the new stuff had been removed, but the other 50% had been developed further. So, while still a nice book to read, book #4 does not come close to its elder siblings. What a pity...
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Summary: New Twists
Review: In real life, friendships change. Harry, Hermione, and Ronface new challenges together (and apart) during their fourth year atHogwarts. They face problems that take their knowledge of magic to a whole new level. Don't be ready to think you know exactly what's coming next. Most likely you'll be wrong. A new teacher--is he the trouble maker, or is Snape still causing problems? Rumors of He-who-must-not-be-named also bring interesting twists and problems. You'll be surprised. This book keeps your attention and keeps moving, leaving you to wish the next book was already published.
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Summary: Rowling's Deepest Book
Review: J.K. Rowling broke the mold in many different ways by writingthis book. It has to be the longest childrens book ever, it's her mostthought-invoking book yet (not many new books actually make you think), and it doesn't follow the common fantasy mold of; hero discovers plot, hero and friends try to end the plot, hero and friends get in serious trouble, hero and friends turn out all right and everything ends fine...This was the best Harry Potter book yet, with many new situations for Harry and his friends to deal with. It starts out with Harry at the Dursleys, when he gets an invitation from his wizard friends, the Weasleys, to see the Quidditch world cup...All-in-all this was Rowling's best book, mainly because she didn't follow her previous formula... By the way, if you thought that I was some English teacher, I'm actually only 13 years old.
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Summary: By Far Rowlings best work yet!
Review: I have been enchanted by Rowlings work on the past Harry Potter books, but none have come close to the intensity of this novel. Rowlings use of words captured me within the first chapter and I was not able to put it down. This tale of hardships and heartaches gripped me by the collar of my shirt and wouldn't let me go until the end. If you haven't read this or any other of the Harry Potter series, I highly recommend them to all ages. I don't want to give away of the story so I'm going to leave it to you to read it. Just remember that it never hurt anyone, young or old, to let their imaginations carry them away!
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Summary: AMAZING, BUT TRUE!
Review: Yesssss, it's hard to believe but it's true. When Cho Changgets mentioned for the first time in the Harry Potter books, I jumpedup and screamed 'cuz my name really is Cho Chang, (actually Cholyn Chang, but I go by Cho). Anyway, about the book, When I read on Amazon.com that it was 734 pages, I thought it was a typo, but I read in a Newsweek article that it really was 734 pages long, and let me tell you, those 734 pages are some of the best in all of the series, from the bizarre first chapter to the suspenseful ending. I hate people who spoil stories for me, so I won't tell you anything, but that you should read it. (I especially liked J.K. Rowling complimenting my looks...hee hee)
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