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Summary: THIS BOOK IS FANTASTIC!
Review: "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" is one of my favorite books. After you finish it it gives you a lot to think about. I thouroughly enjoyed every chapter. But I wish someone didn't have to die. Still, this book is really great- packed with suspense, excitement, and surprise. This book is just as good, if not better, than the other Harry Potter books. I can't wait for the 5th one to come out!
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Summary: Simply Superb!
Review: I am amazed that J.K. Rowling has managed to put together such a delightful book, even in the face of all the hype. I would recommend this series and this book to anyone of any age. Book 4 drew me in quickly, and I finished it in 8 hours. I just hope book 5 comes out quickly. Huzzah for Harry!
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Summary: ACCIO Harry Potter immediately!
Review: I am exasperatingly amazed! By far, this is the most exciting of the Harry Potter books. The books starts with a wonderfully entertaining Quidditch World Cup match, complete with enchanting cheerleaders who mesmerize you into pulling for the other team. Then a near disaster with the Dursley's, as Dudley finally gets his come-uppance. Speaking of come-uppance, Malfoy is finally put in his place when he is turned into a -- well, you'll have to read to find out. With dragons, merpeople, a giant squid, dementors, and Blast Ended Skrewts, this book is definitely worth your time. READ IT NOW! Beware, though, of the poison penned Rita and a very violent ending when Harry is face to face with You-Know-Who. The twists and turns in this book will keep you up at night...maybe several nights. Read with caution, you never know who may be lurking, and if those you see are their true selves. Danger lurks...be prepared...CONSTANT VIGILANCE!
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Summary: The Best
Review: This story is the best book I've ever read in my life. This book can be enjoyed by people of all ages. It is a perfect addition to the previous 3 Harry Potter books. I recommend everyone to read this book that love thrilling, interesting, and exciting fantasy stories.
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Summary: Rowling has done it again!
Review: Harry potter and the goblet of fire is one of the best books in children's litureture! Rowling has outdone herself once again. with the help of Jim Dale her books come to life in the magical, mystical experience of hearing the book on tape.
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Summary: I can hardly put down in writing how excellent this book is!
Review: This has got to be the BEST Harry Potter book yet! Although it is about twice as long as the previous installments, I believe the length is completely necessary due to the complex and riveting plot. It took me only a day to finish the book because it was so absorbing and once it was finished, it was like a cold splash of water to the face saying "COME BACK TO REALITY!". A lot of the characters in earlier books are back, not to mention a few new faces (like Ron's hyper owl, Pigwidgeon--better known simply as "Pig"). And of course the Dursleys and Draco Malfoy are as hateful as ever. Rowling enhances the world she has created with more witty characters and ideas. I only wish she didn't leave such dreadful loose ends to tie in with the next book because I'm still clamoring for more, more, MORE! The awful thing about this series is that it will not go on forever! This is a must read for all ages, even somebody who thinks they're too old for such stories.
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Summary: WOW!
Review: This is definitely the best Potter book so far! I don't want to spoil anything, though. The book's 754 pages and I read it 3 times in a couple days!
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Summary: The Best Yet!
Review: I've loved all of the first three Harry Potter books. With this one, the authoress has surpassed herself - it literally takes the series to a new level.What a stunning book! Much darker than the first three, disturbing and even frightening in places, but keeping the same sense of humour and fun that has characterised the series, the Goblet of Fire is a wild ride, and bodes well for the future. The one fly in the ointment is going to be the long long wait for book 5. I can't recommend this book highly enough.
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Summary: Harry banishes the Dursley blues from my summer
Review: Thinking that Harry Potter couldn't possibly get any better than the previous three books, I started reading and finished "Goblet of Fire" seven hours later, beyond satisfied and dying to get my hands on the next installment (Beware: cliff-hanger ending). This is easily the best book I've read all summer. Not to be missed, even if you lost your childhood years ago. Here's your chance to find it again. For returning Harry Potter fans, not only is the plot as engaging as ever, Rowling also manages to develop Harry's personality further, without losing her deft touch in combining previous action with new adventures. For new readers, the seamless inclusion of Harry's previous adventures makes it easy to understand the plot. "Goblet of Fire" is more similar to "Prisoner of Azkaban" than the first two books, and far more ambitious. Not only is it a much longer read (not that I mind!), Rowling also further blurs the line between the muggle and wizarding world, especially with the introduction of the Quidditch Cup. Old characters pop up and exit the novel with more depth than when they entered the narrative, quietly exhibiting their ability to hold their own against Harry's flamboyant presence. From Ron and Hermione to Sirius and He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named, prepare to meet these characters who have grown since the previous books. And just when I thought I'd hate Snape forever... If you haven't already gotten this book, GO OUT AND BUY IT! And if you already own it, I hope your adventure is as much fun as mine!
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Summary: NOT Just "A Kids' Book"
Review: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, the latest installment in the Harry Potter series, is definitely NOT just for children. This 734 page novel is of the highest quality and labelling it a "kids' book" would be like calling Tolkien a children's author. J.K. Rowling draws you into Harry's world from the first sentence, filling you with excitement at the World Quidditch Cup, fear when the Death Eaters show themselves, hope during the Triwizard Tournament, and outright terror when Harry comes face-to-face with He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named. Riveting until the last punctuation mark, Harry Potter 4 will keep young and old alike on the edges of their seats. Full marks for Ms. Rowling.
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