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

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Summary: Scary!
Review: This book was scarier then the other 3. Contrary to what J.K. has said, only one person dies, and I personally don`t really care about him. :) For those of you who have already finished this book, I feel that Fudge is more concerned with keeping his job than with the welfare of the wizarding community.

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Summary: Well worth the wait!
Review: I just finished reading Book IV and can scarcely wait to crack the cover again. Just a few of the highlights in store: Quidditch World Cup, Triwizard Tournament and a Yule Ball. The ending was terrifying to me (an adult) but I believe that it set up plenty of plot lines and intrigue for the remaining three books. My only complaint is that I'll have to wait another whole year for book number 5!

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Summary: Harry Potter IV
Review: This book was by far the most amazing Harry Potter book yet! JK Rowlings wonderful writting style kept me enthralled thoughout the entire book! I loved it and I recommend it to anyone who liked the first three! (And anyone else for that matter!)

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Summary: It was good, but not that good.
Review: The first three books in the Harry Potter series were awesome. I was obsessed with them so much, that I went online almost every day and talked about them. Stone and Azkaban were my favorites and chamber was OK. I counted the days till the fourth book came out and what did I find? A book worse than two. It lacks the action and mysteries found in books 1 and 2. It looks more like an adult book than a kid's book to me. Not to mention, it's longer than a lot of adult biographies! According to a recent interview, JK said that two and four were her favorites, so we can expect more books like Goblet of Fire!

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Summary: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
Review: This one is very dark in comparison to the other three. What makes it dark is the suffering inflected on the weak and the vivid way it is described. The book never goes overboard with this theme it is always kept within the bounds of the story. In spite of the hype this book is a must have if you've read the other three. This series is the sort you can get for someone who doesn't read often or at all. The books are very well written and for me the Goblet of Fire is the best so far, and that's saying a lot.

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Summary: AWESOME
Review: I thought that this book was the best book yet! I would read itagain ANY day! And I will probably read it again! I was justcaptured in the book and I couldnt put it down.

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Summary: The best one yet...
Review: As a 23-year-old medical student, let me first assure anyone who isn't aware of it yet that Harry Potter is most certainly not just for kids. As an avid reader since early childhood, I'm thrilled to see lots of people--children particularly--finally getting excited about reading, and certainly, this is a book worth getting excited about. The characters, the plot, the settings--all are extraordinarily richly drawn and thoroughly engrossing. What I find particularly appealing about this book is the incredible emotional range which it covers. From a near-slapstick scene featuring the Weasleys and the Dursleys to the death of one central character, the book covers a huge amount of ground, and does it with remarkable credibility. Having The Goblet of Fire all in the first day it was available, I will now be awaiting the fifth book in the series for what will no doubt seem far too long a time.

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Summary: Better than the other 3!
Review: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire is more mysterious than the others, not to mention the fact that it has 700-something pages! You have to get used to all the changes throughout the book, because there are plenty of new characters! I wish Lupin were in this book. It seems lonely without him. The only thing bad compared to the Sorcerer's Stone, the Chamber of Secrets, and the Prisoner of Askanban, is that there is no Quidditch at Hogwarts.

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Summary: Harry Potter Hits Hard
Review: One word...or maybe 734 pages worth of Harry Potter is pleasingto the eye. I was engrossed in the plot and story line of the fourthenstallment of Harry Potter. I currently now so far own the entire Harry Potter collection. I was shocked with the first chapter and when my premontion of who was going to be killed was wrong I was shocked because who I found out was the deceased hit me hard even though...well I cant give everything away. Dumbledore is very serious in this enstallment and I can see why. This shows me that whatever you fear worst its coming but I am glad that there are 3 more books to eagerly await for and be able to read all 7 books in a day.

Harry Potter is an extra-ordinary kid and if I had to give The Goblet of Fire a number between 1-10 I'd give it a 12.

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Summary: Potter Review
Review: I really have to say that the beginning of the book is a bit too long. The Quiddetch World Cup is not as exciting as the matches in Hogwarts, where many incidents occur. For impatient readers wouldn't know the main point of the book-- yet. But Harry has grown a little, he even now has a crush. Bill and Charley Weasley is finally showing. Hermione and Ron didn't change at all. And you know the Dursleys. I would say it's another excellent novel by J.K.Rowling, but not as good as the other three.