Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (Book 3 Audio CD)

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Summary: JK Rowling Rocks!
Review: Once again JK Rowling has managed to keep me enthralled in her book until the last minute then leaving me dying for more! I'm 24 years old and have been unable to put these books down. These books are for children and adults alike. JK Rowling, if you are reading this, please write faster!

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Summary: couldn't put it down, rowling writes with a masterful touch
Review: Once again JK Rowling has outdone herself. This book is even better than the first two and I find myself eagerly awaiting the fourth book. Rowling is masterful in portraying the growing pains of the students and making them real in spite of their magical surroundings. She brings even the most outlandish magical spells and happenings to life with a vividity that makes it somehow seem plausible and indeed possible. I'm 28 and I'll be standing in line with the kids to get volume 4 when it hits the shelves...

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Summary: The first two were GREAT! The third is EVEN BETTER!
Review: Once again, Harry Potter has spent his summer with the horrible Dursleys. He is, quite understandably, looking forward to his third year at Hogwarts. Unfortunately, he loses his temper and breaks the law forbidding under-age-magic. What a mess! Now the Ministry of Magic is upset at him, again! But Harry is currently the least of their worries. Almost. For a wizard has escaped Azkaban, the prison which is inescapable. A wizard who once killed a whole street of people -- wizarding and muggle -- with just one curse. And now he seems to want to kill Harry! Add to this the horrifying prison gaurds keeping watch over the school grounds, and the year at Hogwarts doesn't seem to be as pleasant as it once did. But Harry determines to make the best of it. So, with the use of his invisibility cloak, some help from the new Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher (Hogwarts does seem to run through them rather fast), and the promise of a new chance to win the Quidditch Cup, Harry goes through his year. This book continues the series wonderfully, leaving the reader desperate for the fourth installment. Congratulations and Thanks to J. K. Rowling, for creating such a wonderful world and allowing everyone to take part!

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Summary: Another amazing magical adventure!
Review: Once again, J.K. Rowling takes us deep into the magical world of Harry Potter, his friends, and Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. In "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azcaban", Harry runs into some crazy characters and fascinating adventures. This is my favorite of teh Harry Potter books so far, because you get to learn a little bit about Harry's parents and dig deeper into the mysteries of Harry's past. Over all, a great read for everyone!

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Summary: J.K. Rowling has done it again!!!!
Review: Once again, Ms. Rowling has kept me enchanted with the exciting Harry Potter and his magical friends. I recommend this book to all fans of Harry Potter and magic!!!!

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Summary: Harry Potter the best books that you'll ever read
Review: Once you read Harry Potter you will have a new love for reading. After i read the first one i just opened up the second one and started reading it like it was part of the same book. I did the same thing for the third one. I was really upset when i found out that the fourth Harry Potter book isn't coming out until June or July. I can't wait till it comes out. I am positive that anyone who reads this book will not be able to put it down. I want to thank the mother daughter book group for introducing the first and second one to me! Thanx a bunch! :) :) :)

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Summary: you'll LOVE it! <3
Review: Once you read the first paragraph you'll want to read the wholething! You should read the books if you haven't! END

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Summary: This book was lots of FUN
Review: One day, Harry Potter is just an average kid trying to survive life in the suburbs with his emotionally abusive aunt and uncle, and the next he's a famous wizard with friends in powerful places. J.K. Rowling has a wonderful imagination and an incredible ability to tell a great story, while creating a very likeable hero in the process. Like Dahl's Matilda, her books are about children becoming empowered to overcome seemingly insurmountable obstacles -- particularly adults who are evil. Incidentally, I fail to see how the books are becoming "darker." There are all kinds of positive lessons in this book. One important underlying theme is that not all things are what they seem (i.e. Scabbers, Sirius Black, Professor Lupin). I don't think that's such a bad lesson to teach children. Rowling also provides an innovative object lesson on overcoming our worst fears (the boggart). My 13-year-old daughter and I can hardly wait for book number four.

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Summary: Awsome Book
Review: One of Harry's best yet. On a return to Hogwarts School Harry finds out that Sirus Black is back on the loose. Harry must find the courage to stand up to one of the deadliest wizards in the world. It's up to Harry, Ron, nad Hermoine to stop him. But is Black the one to blame for the death of 12 muggles?

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Summary: EXCELLENT
Review: One of the best books I have ever read and I found it was very funny!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I liked the part when Harry Potter received a FireBolt (the best broomstick in the world) for his birthday!!!!!!!!!!!!!!