Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

Reader reviewed by Kath

Wow...what a book. All the books of harry potter are good, but This one was my favorite... the way this one was written made my imagination go wild.
Harry and his friends finaly meet new people of other school from around the world.
This book is about a competition againts the other schools, where harry, once again, gets in the action.
New action, new monsters, new caracters and so mutch new magic.
Kath

Reader reviewed by Alex11181992

As the years go by harry and his friends are growing up n now face a new challenge. The wizards tournament returns to hogwarts. A tournament mostly preformed by 3 schools and that a goblet picks one student from each school to compete to become the champion. Harry not even old enough to enter the contest was choosen as one of the 4 champions. Having to live through 3 dangerous tasks he faces dragons, sea monsters, and a huge maze filled with creatures.Touching the goblet n transporting to an unknown graveyard harry is met face to face with lord voldamort and the battle begins. A page turner and u wouldnt want to drop the book or even go to sleep until u have finish this action packed book

Reader reviewed by AbbyLiz

This was a very fun book to read. As the reader gets more into the series we find that Harry is growing up. This is the first novel that really shows how much Harry is growing up because he has his first crush on a girl: Cho Chang. Upon accidentaly entering into a dangerous tournamnet Harry must, once again, fight for his life.

Reader reviewed by 3holidaybabies

I don't know if JK is growing as a writer or if she is meaning for her writing to grow with the group but it just keeps getting better! Once again Harry is in danger, but from who? Who entered him into a dangerious event that had charms put on it to ensure no underage wizards or whitches could enter. Another great adventure that I could not put down! In fact I have started reading each book over as the new ones come out.

Reader reviewed by YouKn0wYaLuvMe

Harry Potter and the goblet of fire is an outstanding book, as I think all of the other Harry Potter books are.

In this book, Harry is forced to compete in a competition that he wants no part in and risk his life. His best friend, Ron, gets jealous of him and all the attention and fame that Harry has, but in te end, Ron pulls through.

There is a bit of romance in this book for Hermione as all the characters are getting older and more mature.

Reader reviewed by Matt Hill

Harry Potter, only a fourthyear at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, is stunned to find out about the reinstatement of the Triwizard Tournament, where 3 wizards perform dangerous, and often quite deadly, tasks to compete for the glory of their school, and the thousand Galleon prize! But, someone has put Harrys name into the cup, and now he must compete or die trying! This emotional tale leads the reader down the halls of Hogwarts, under the Black Lake, and to the middle of a giant maze, where he must compete against all the others to find the trophy, and to live to see the trophy before the mazes inhabitants get him first!


Personally, I loved this book because of the unforgettable characters, and the degree of mastery Rowling shows with the smoke and mirrors; youll keep reading until the very end!


This book makes you feel like your really there; you can feel Harrys distress, emphasize with his emotions, and ride along on Rowlings spellbinding journey to the end, where youll definitely find a twist! Go ahead, read this classic today!

Reader reviewed by Maggie

With the Triwizard Tourniment approaching, Harry thought he would be sitting in the stands. You had to be seventeen to even put your name into the cup and he was only a forth year. Somehow someone put his name into the cup and he was choosen to represent Hogwarts along with Cedric Diggory.

This tourniment was dangorous. People have died in it. Harry was not prepared for what tasks he had to do. With the knowledge of only a forth year Harry had to battle a dragon, rescue a friend from murpeople, and find the cup inside a labryith full of dangorous things. Harry manages through all these things but little did he know, it was all a set-up. A set-up for Harry to see the re-birth of Lord Voldemort.

Reader reviewed by Jen

How could anyone not love Harry Potter? The Goblet of Fire is known as the "turning point" in the Harry Potter series and leads us through Harry's action-packed fourth year while competing in the tri-wizard tournament. J.K. Rowling is the best author of our time so take advantage of it and READ THIS BOOK!! It will leave you a changed person!

Reader reviewed by Jenna

I am the biggest Harry Potter fan. The harry potter series is and will always be my favorite books of all time. I am anxiously awaiting the 7th book to come out next summer. In the meantime i have been re-reading the Harry books. The fourth is wonderful. I recomend this book to anyone! You will love it!

Reader reviewed by FlooCrookshanks

I was about seventeen when I read this, and even then I had to read it about three times before I fully grasped the entire plot.

Harry's getting older, so the fact that he's getting interested in girls makes the usual school antics more interesting. Not to mention the Yule Ball, the Triwizard Cup, the Quidditch World Cup, and Hogwarts life in general, this book never has a slow moment. This book is definitely the turning point in the series - from here on out, it's obvious that things are going to get a lot worse before they get better!

The plots of the HP books themselves are enough reason to read them, but for me the fact that I've read them all a bazillion times and they STILL crack me up, it makes them wonderfully refreshing each and every time they're read. A wonderful escape if you've been having a rotten day, that's for sure.