Customer Reviews:

Avg. Customer Rating: 4.8 / 5.0

Dark as it is, still a page turner.:

Upon hearing that Goblet of Fire was over 700 pages long, many people exclaimed that children would not read it. It's too long, they said. But read it they have. Perhaps because it was no different than reading two of the first three books. Whatever the reason, volume 4 in the Harry Potter series is as much of a page turner as the preceding 3.

This tale opens, as usual, with the bane of Harry's existence: the Riddle house. It moves to the Quidditch World Cup where ominous events occur, then as is usual,... more info

POTTERIFIC!:

Amid the media hoopla surrounding this fourth installment of _Harry Potter_, it's easy to get a bit skeptical about Ms. Rowling's purported powers of penmanship. But, all 700-and-some-odd pages live up to the hype and anticipation - this is a GOOD BOOK! It's lovely to revisit all the old Hogwarts' traditions and characters that have grown in the first three books. Harry, Ron, and Hermione are unmistakably older and experience new and intriguing problems in their social lives, but their personalities (and... more info

Awesome!:

I definitely think JK Rowling has honed her craft. I did not like the original Potter book, because I thought there wasn't much depth to the characters and everthing was predictable. As of the Prisoner book, I think she has definitely improved. I liked this so much I could barely put it down.

The thing that separates this book out from her first two novels is that as the characters age, the plots have become much darker and much less predictable, and this one, in particular, reads almost like a mystery... more info

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