Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (Book 4 Audio CD)

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Summary: BEST BOOK EVER!
Review: This is by far the best book JK Rowling has written so far. Yes, its 734 pages, but I wish it was longer so I dont have to wait so long for the next Harry. It was so good, so suprising, so intriging, and so page turning. I finished it in four days to the 20 mins. that i got it. I purchased my book from a local book store at 12:28 AM on Saturday July 8th and I finished on Tuesday July 11th at 12:12 AM. It is a book that you just have to keep turning the pages. READ IT!

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Summary: Vastly Entertaining!
Review: I will admit it. I am a seventeen year old high school guy and I absolutely love Harry Potter. I play all kinds of sports and date the best looking girl at school, so no, I'm not a nerd. This book is just so good. I could not put it down. People may complain about how long this book is, but I've always liked longer books because more plot and characters can be developed. It's the best one so far; the books just keep getting better. I highly reccomend this to everyone, no matter what your age. It is a bit darker, but nothing remotely bad enough to keep a young child from reading. Give it a shot. I guarantee you'll love it.

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Summary: Great Book but possibly not for the intended age group.
Review: I found that I was gripped by the book and could not put it down. After I finished I thought "What a GREAT book!" As I began to think about the book Iwondered if some of the content may not be too much for it's targeted readers. "Goblet of Fire" is more questionable in its content than the first three books. I advise parents to read this book first and make there own decision if the content is right for their children.

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Summary: A Must Read!
Review: What a wonderful adventure! I could not put it down. J.K. Rowling is truely gifted. As a friend of mine said, "I wish I had books like this to read when I was young. I would have been much more into reading." I am sorry that I read it so fast. Now the long wait for number 5. There was an article in Newsweek about whether or not these book will become "classics". I am sure they will!

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Summary: J.K Rowling has done it again!
Review: This is the best yet of Harry Potter.(As I said about the other books as well) I could not put it done, I just kept turning the pages until 734. It's got some great suprises in it as well as some disappointing moments. Here's a quick summary of what the book is really about: When Harry go's to the World Cup there is a very bad event that happens that is reveled at the end of the book.(very suprising, i must add)Then while bording the Hogwarts Express at King Cross Station Harry, Hermione, and the Weasleys are told something very exciting will be happening at Hogwarts that year which I may add will be replacing Quiddich for that year ONLY! ...Who is going to compete from Hogwarts, What Hagrid really is, who the new DATDA teachers will be, who starts dating, and will Voldemort come back? You'll have to find out yourself in the #1 Bestseller Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire!

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Summary: The best Harry Potter book yet!
Review: I was able to recieve Harry Potter #4 the day it came out because I preordered it from Amazon.com and started reading it at once. I finished it in 4 days and now I'm reading it again. I don't know how J.K. Rowling does it but she makes each book better than the last one. There's some unexpected things that happen in this book. I definitely recommend this book! Buy one today. You will want to read it over and over again.

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Summary: As Good If Not Better Than The Rest!
Review: I went into this novel wholeheartedly expecting it to be great, and I was certainly not dissapointed. Mrs. Rowling has such a fantastic vocabulary, and magnificent ability to put characters in situations that are breathtaking, yet making it sound viable, that anyone can enjoy her works. Personally, this one happens to be in a tight run with Chamber of Secrets, so I would say that these Happen to be her best. It is lengthy at times, but not in the sense of being drab. Harry Potter can never be drab in my mind. No, this book can just get in spots where she sets stuff up a little slowly. But let me say it, everything that leaves you wondering through the whole book is answered in perhaps the most magnificent finale that I have ever put my eyes on. Reade this book. Love it, and pray for the next one to come out sooner!

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Summary: A more mature Harry makes for a better book.
Review: Wow. This was an amazing book, I just finished it a few minutes ago, after reading straight for about forty-eight hours with small breaks for the bathroom, sleep and meals. This is not as light-hearted as the other three, but it has all the classic features that you expect from a Harry Potter book. Harry starts at the Dursleys, counting the days until he can go to Hogwart's, his beloved school. He and his friends eat cauldron cakes on the train, and attend the sorting ceremony for a change in this book. However, as Harry is now 14 years of age, he makes smarter decisions, and is less awkward. He is finally thinking more on the levels of a young adult rather than a child. This makes for a better book, as he fully grasps the implications of exactly what he goes through. Harry makes noble choices throughout the story, enriching his character, giving the reader a stronger respect for him as a full character. I ask you to read this book even if you have not read the other three. It is by far the best, for it is the most sincere of the four Harry Potter books.

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Summary: Excellent
Review: This was one of the best books in the series by far. The plot was engaging, and the characters as always were out of this world. The best part was that the author kept giving you more and more surprises. This definately is much darker than the past few, but the darkness helps give this book more depth. The next is sure to be a winner as well

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Summary: Best Harry Potter book yet
Review: This is the way I would've written a Harry Potter book. Not too sappy, not too dark, plenty of action, and even some killing. Definitely the best in the series (much better than No. 3, which was just plain terrible). Harry Potter books will never be my all-time favorites, but for an entertaining diversion they are hard to beat.