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Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (Book 4) |
Rating: 5 (out of 5)
Summary: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
Comments: I still cannot pick which1is my favorite - this1or the Order of the Phoenix - however I just love to reread these books. It was in great shape and would order again |
Rating: 5 (out of 5)
Summary: Harry Potter Goblet of Fire
Comments: "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" is a great book - and Jim Dale is unsurpassed in his characterizations, dynamics, and presentation. This audio book is highly endorseed to those whom wish to listen to a great book on that long drive to work or a vacation spot!!
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Rating: 5 (out of 5)
Summary: They keep getting better....
Comments: So it is obvious that I am completely tardy to the whole Harry Potter trend.
My wife and I last November began making an effort to read the series and watch the movies as we finished each book. So far, just finishing GoF, each book is better than the last... and I thought Prisoner of Azkaban was amazing.
This book I feel is where I really connected and appreciated the series, where the whole world of HP takes a dark turn and jumps out of it's "kid's book" skin. The ending floored me completely, though I should have seen it coming, however I'll say no more so not to spoil the book for anybody (though, I do feel like the last person on Earth to read it).
There are the typical Harry Potter plot twists throughout the book, however the world of wizards and goblins and elves and hippogryphs etc. is still fresh.
If for some reason you haven't read this book, do so now, and if you have yet to dive into the HP series you are fortunate because you are in for some great reading. |
Rating: 5 (out of 5)
Summary: Rowling Does It Again
Comments: I have read e book in this series multiple times. Goblet of Fire is1of my favorites. I think this book is the1where Harry starts to become an adult. Not only is he thrown into the Tri-wizard Tournament, he also starts to notice girls and experience jealousy. Awww, adolescence.
The book starts out with Harry spending the usual summer at the Dursley's, however we are quickly taken to the Quidditch World Cup. I love the comedy Rowling throws in here, with the tents and the different ways wizards avoid Muggles. However, Harry is soon back at Hogwarts and he faces his usual trials and tribulations, however he (along with the reader) faces horrors he never dreamed about. We finally learn about other schools in the wizarding world, which is great information for lovers of the series.
Following in suit of the other Harry Potter books, Goblet of Fire is full of action and spells and all the things the fans love. Unlike the other books, the book is fairly dark. However, any fan of the series will like this book. It has all the ingredients a great reader loves.
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Rating: 5 (out of 5)
Summary: This is my favorite book of the series
Comments: This is my favorite book of the series. It has the almost all action while still being a fairly upbeat book. Some of the later ones, especially book 5, take a much darker, woe is me kind of tone that took some struggling to get through.
Harry Potter and The Goblet of Fire takes place in Harry Potter's fourth year at Hogwartz. This is not an ordinary year though, this year the Triwizard Tournament is being held at the school. Delegations from Durmstrang and Beauxbatons visit the school to compete in the Tournament. It's an age old tournament where each school has a champion that has to complete3tasks. The champion who completes the3tasks the best, receives the almost all points, and becomes Triwizard Champion. This year, however, is a bit different. Someone it seems is out to get Harry and has put his name in the goblet of fire. They've ensured he becomes a champion and has to undertake the tasks set forth in the Tournament. Harry must watch his back because someone is out to get him. Voldemort's almost all loyal servant is at Hogwartz and has his eye on Harry. |
