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Summary: Excellent edition to the series
Review: This book was so amazing that I actually read it in 1night. Yes 1 night. It was very well written, and a must read foreveryone, even if you haven't read Harry Potter before. I don't want to ruin it so I'll just say that is about Harry growing up and all the troubles he faces.
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Summary: Just getting better and better!
Review: When I ordered Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, I did not realize it was supposed to be a children's book. After reading it, I still did not realize it. I ordered the next 2 books and to my delight, each one was better than the one before it. In the year that followed, I read them each again at least 3 times. Finally I got my copy of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. Although I had hoped it would be at least as good as Prisoner of Azkaban, I had no idea that Rowlings could so far surpass the previous 3 books. Goblet of Fire, is suspenseful, engrossing, endearing, entertaining, and I could not put it down. I am 44 years old, but I will be standing in line with all the kids to get the next Harry Potter book.
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Summary: J K Rowling has done it again
Review: It never ceases to amaze me how J K Rowling can write superiorbook after superior book. With Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fireshe has done it again. The extent of her imagination is truly mind boggling. In this book all of the old favorite characters return. However, this time Rowling gives them even more depth. The Hogwarts gang is starting to grow up- their characters and the situations that they face are more complex. What I am most pleased about (and I don't want to give anything away here), is the fact that Rowling really ups the ante by the end of the fourth book. The tone changes slightly, the stakes are higher, and Rowling leaves us with the feeling that Books 5, 6, and 7 still have plenty in store for us.
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Summary: The saga continues
Review: What can I say? I read the entire book over the course of an evening and the following afternoon. As heavy as the 734 pages are, I could not put it down. I am 24 years old, and just as entranced and enchanted by Harry Potter and his friends as my 9 year old nephew. The books were a gift from my mother who is also a caught up in Harry fever. If you have young children read this to them. Let them read it to you. Either way, make sure you pick up a copy. This book answers lots of questions, but leaves you wondering what will happen next. I, for one, can't wait for book 5.
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Summary: Harry's growing up
Review: "Goblet of Fire" is by far the longest and mostcomplex of the Harry Potter series, not to mention the darkest--whichis why it's also the best. J.K. Rowling is clearly seeking an older audience (or, more likely, is mindful that adults as well as children devour Harry's adventures), and the result is a novel that has some genuinely horrific scenes... At times, it's almost as if Rowling handed the manuscript over to Clive Barker and said, "Here, why don't you have a go at it?" Parents of littler Muggles may want to take a look at the book before passing it on--although it's not graphic, there is more violence in this than the other books, and there is some mild profanity, mostly the d-word. For older fans, this will be but a whetting of the appetite for Book 5. Rowling is on top of her game (some of the descriptions of the Quidditch World Cup game are hysterically funny, while the darker moments, namely the trials of those involved with He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named, are exquisitely poignant) and only promises to get better. For once, the product justifies the hype!
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Summary: J.K. Rowling has done it again!
Review: This book is wonderful from cover to cover! True, it's long,but the length is barely noticeable once you start! You will NOTregret buying this book!
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Summary: You have to read this one.
Review: This is the longest, darkest, and greatest book ever written by Rowling.You will find action, fighting, romance, and drak dirty secrets.I think this is a must read book.I feel( this is what i feel but im not telling you to )this book should be read by everyone.The plot is never ending.I mean really she still at the end leaves the plot wide open to make an awesome sequal.She makes you want the fifth book to come out.So please read these books and you will see you will like them.
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Summary: The best book a muggle can find
Review: This book keeps any reader who starts it hooked to the very end. I finished my copy of the book "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" in less than 3 days. The only I stopped was to either eat, sleep, or go to my soccer game. When it is finished it leave many questions of what will happen in book 5 left in the readers thoughts. Muggle or not you are sure to love this book.
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Summary: Great Reading for ALL
Review: She has done it again. The fourth book of the series is wonderfully written. How could anyone see anything bad in the series. Harry is a great character and with more interesting freinds {new and old}. My son knows every book front to back. This is a large undertaking 752 pages for any child but it was accomplished in a mere 36 hours by my son. We now await the fifth book. It will be even better because new characters have been added, more things have been explained , and glimpses of things we do not know yet.
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Summary: Loved it
Review: I hope J.K.Rowling makes the 5th one fast or I 'd died. I readthe book in 7 days and I put down 10 times to sleep and restroombreaks.
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