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Summary: 12 year old girl reader
Review: I loved this one. With the Quidditch Cup and the Triwizard Cup. It ends with an unexpecting twist. I read it in only 1 1/2 weeks! You are sure to love it!
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Summary: Good but nothing great.
Review: After reading the first, second, and third Harry Potter books, I expected a lot more then J.K. Rowling gave me/us in the fourth book. Now, this is my opinion that I don't know how anyone could give it 5 stars, but again, its my opinion. First of all, the book came out around the end of summer (begining of August which is the end of summer to me) which made me a little upset because I knew that I wouldn't finish it by the begining of the school year (I'm not one of those readers who reads for hours everyday. I read about 1 hour every 2 days or so in my spare time. I got better stuff to do) so I was a little dissapointed with that. What made it worst was that I had 8 book reports to do during the year (from a list; none of which were Harry Potter books) so I didn't have any spare time to read the book.My point is, the books long and if you don't have enough spare time to do it (assuming your reading it during the school year) then you probably won't finish it by the end of that school year (depends what grade your in. I had a lot of stuff to do.) But anywhey, the whole point is, it's a good book but don't expect too much. Your money could go to better things.
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Summary: Okay
Review: I have read this book at least five times. It is a good book but I liked the other Harry Potter books better. It is a huge 734 paged book. I read it in 2 days. The book is about Harry, (who else), who gets picked as the fourth champion in the triwizard tornament. Throughout the book he has to pass all the 3 tasks, and not die. It is a terrific book and I reccomend it to everyone, at all ages, to read.
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Summary: Best book I have ever read
Review: This is definately the best of the Harry Potter books. It is exciting, and brings the characters to a new level. Although it is over seven hundred pages long, it is a fast read. The length is needed because there is so much more going on in the characters lives. You won't want to put the book down. It took me about four days to read for that very reason, and I am a slow reader.
I loved this book and I would recommend to people of all ages, but be sure to have read the other three books or you won't understand some parts.
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Summary: Long book, good read.
Review: I really looked forward to the fourth book to come out after just finishing reading Azkaban. I was one of the first in line to buy this one. The beginning started out kind of slow and ultimately a little boring, but as the plotline picked up, it got more and more exciting as each page was turned and each line was read. The book did drag out a bit at the end, but other than those issues it was a wonderful book.
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Summary: The Best
Review: I started reading this book on opening day. I was on a trip to the U.P. of Michigan. I knew it was opening day for this book but I didn't think I was going to be able to find it anywhere. I went to a local bookstore in ironwood and there was one copy left. I bought it and read it for about two days strait it was my favorite book I can't wait for the next installment in the series. I highly recomend it.
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Summary: This is an amazing book
Review: Harry Potter and his friends go back for the 4th year at Hogwarts after attending a world-wide Quidditch tournament. Harry returns only to find that more troubles and excitement are to come. The Triwizard tournament is to take place. Harry's name comes out of the Goblet despite the fact that the 3 champions were already selected (only 3 are aloud) and Dumbledore's age line. The really strange part is that Harry didn't enter his name. someone is trying to kill him!
Harry must go though death defying feats and deal with Ron's jealousy. On top of that he must ask a girl to the dance. He wants to ask his crush but afraid to be turned down. AND the Daily Prophet reporter, Rita Skeeter, is going around trying to ruin people's lives.
I loved this book and I'm sure you will too. I also have a question for all of you...... Does ANYONE know when the 5th book is supposed to come out?
Thanks a lot, enjoy the book!
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Summary: Best book ever (next to 3 of course)
Review: This is a really really good book. It begins when Harry has a "dream" about Voldemort talking to Wormtail about him. When he wakes up, his scar is burning and he writes to his godfather, Sirius. Soon, the Weaslys pick Harry up and take him to the Quidditch World Cup. When they were back at Hogwarts, they found out that the Triwizard tournament would be held. Everyone wanted to enter (but they found out you had to be 17 or over). When the tournament began, the names were called out; Durmstrang: Viktor Krum, Beaxbatons: Fleur Delacour, Hogwarts: Cedric Diggory. But another name came out of the Goblet, Harry Potter. The first task was having to go past dragons to get a golden egg. Harry made his Firebolt appear and he almost got the best score. The second task was having to go deep underwater and get their friends. Harry used Gillyweed that Dobby gave him to breathe underwater. The third task was to go through a hedge maze and find the cup. Harry found Voldemort there. I can't spoil the rest!
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Summary: Best HP Yet!
Review: This book is the greatest yet in the much acclaimed Harry Potter series. J.K. keeps us guessing up until the last of the 734 pages. Harry gets a peek at quidditch at its top level and we find an old friend has come back to Hogwarts. Who is the agent of Voldemort at Hogwarts? Will there be death at this year's Triwizard Tournament? I bet you know exactly where to find out.
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Summary: Quit wasting time on the reviews - READ THIS BOOK INSTEAD
Review: I was very late to the Harry Potter rush. When I had initially heard about the "little kids books" involving Harry Potter, I thought Potter was the author. Only once the movie came out did I start reading the books. I literally couldn't put them down. I read all 4 books in about 3 weeks total. I'm now reading them aloud to my 4 1/2 year old, who of couse doesn't get it all, but loves them anyway. Trust me, these books are absolutely fantastic! As long as you're between the ages of 4 and 114, you will love them!
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