Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

Reader reviewed by Joey S.

This addition to the Harry Potter series had a new sortof dark feeling to it, Harry was alot more, how shall I put it...dark! I enjoyed it though otherwise, just like all of the others. I am VERY anxious to see the next! GREAT job, J.K.Rowling

Reader reviewed by Katrina

This book is full of magical creatures ready to take you for a wild ride! A book of mysteries and intriguing adventures, it is one the best of the series. It stresses the beief that you can do anything you put you mind to. Yes, even fly.

Reader reviewed by lilly

O M G!!!!!!!! This book was sooooooo good.

Harry Potter and the goblet of fire is writtin by J.K. Rowling. It is the 4th of 7 books and it's the story of Harry who is in his 4th year at Hogwarts and he gets his name put in the goblet by an unknown person even if Harry is underage to compete in the competition that's going on at the school. At the same time of competing, staying alive and solving who put his name in the goblet he also has a personal life to take care of.

This novel can put u in any mood possible, like first you're happy, 2 secounds later you're mad, then sad. This book is the best!!! It deserves, on a scale from 1-5 a 6!! it's that good.

Reader reviewed by Megan

i loved this book!!! it's one of my favorites of the Harry Potter books. I liked when harry competed in the Goblet of Fire. It was soooo exciting and unpredictable. I never knew what was going to happen next, so I never put the book down! i was in a campground for a little school vacation when i was reading it, and since i didn't have school the next day, i stayed up really late reading it!!! i finished it in less than five days!! i also liked the beginning when Dumbledore picks harry. it was thrilling and fun and i definitely recommend it!!!

Reader reviewed by Nicki

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire is the fourth book in the series of seven. I think it is also the most eventful and important ones so far. In Harry's fourth year, Hogwarts is holding the Triwizard Championship. Three schools pick a student who is over 17 to compete in various dangerous competitions. Of course, Harry didn't enter because he was no of age. But some how he and another person from Hogwarts got chosen.

In this book, Harry has a pretty bad year at school. Ron is angry at him because of all the attention he gets, he has to try to compete in the Championship even though he doesn't know enough magic and a writer is writing horrible stuff about him in the Wizard Newspaper. It is also in this book that Lord Voldemort, the Wizard who killed his parents, returns to full power after being powerless for almost 13 years.

Reader reviewed by Kristen

This is the best book in the whole series. There is so much action going on through the whole book. Of course, Harry meets the Dark Lord again. You will never want to put it down. Plus there is an unsuspected twist towards the end.

Reader reviewed by Liz

this book describes so much about the history of Harry and Voldemort and the dementors etc. Really gr8, i read this on holiday and so it reminds me of that holiday! its a truly great book, abit big, but u read it so fast, and u never want it to end!

Reader reviewed by Susan/Mrs. Fleming's Class

Harry Potter and the Goblet of fire is the one where harry has been picked to compete in a tournament that might've killed him. All of the wizarding schools come and people get selected to compete. They put their names in a goblet with little flames surrounding it and it spits up certain names. Harry has to Battle a dragon, Dive underwater, and go througha maze. ON the last event the cup whcich he has to touch in order to win was acually a booby trap set up by lord voldemort. He and the other hogwarts contestant(I forgot his name) are transported to another place where he sees Lord Voldemort regain his body and battle with him. the other person gets killed and he safely gets transported back with the body. After a talk through and stuff he gets back to the muggle owrld.

This book is very interesting and everyone should read it!

Reader reviewed by Justine

One of the best ever. Only thing better is Kingdom and Elves of the Reaches! Goblet of Fire has twists and turns and bunch of clues to try and figure out what's really going on in the book. I am so hooked.

I love the ending, it was so great! JK has a good plot to keep people on the edge of their seats. This book shows that there is a turning point in the series. Now I know that the next books are going to be really good.

Reader reviewed by Elizabeth

The Harry Potter books have become ever so famous, and they are becoming boring to people now. However, they've stayed number one on my list, because I have never enjoyed reading any other book the way I've enjoyed reading the Harry Potters. Ms. Rowling has the ability of drawing the reader into the story with a power of no other author.
You do not have to be special in any way to enjoy the Harry Potters. For example, to enjoy a soccer book ectremely much, you really do have to know what soccer is and all that. But in Harry Potter, you are introduced to a new world that you haven't experienced before, but you always want to live in.
It keeps you reading by its plot, it keeps you interested by its details, and it keeps you in love with it by taking up that much space in your mind! So, from me, two words: KEEP READING!