Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

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 Yo mama

i love this book. it is a million times better than the movie. voldemort the wierd teacher and the cup with the portal to the graveyard, it all fits together to make perfect sense. I love this book and i always will. I have read it 5 times and i expect to read it more.

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 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.

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 Whitney

Harry Potter was an awesome book. The author keeps it exciting, scary, and funny. The fear of the return of Voldemort leaves readers yearning for more. I was truly shattered by Cedric's dying because it was not expected. She leaves a creative end and leaves the ending to our imagination.

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 Nicole

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire is about Harry's fourth year at Hogwarts. Over the summer, he goes and stays with the Weasleys and attend the Quidditch World Cup with him. Which was fun until some Death Eaters (Supporters of the Dark Lord) decide to have some fun with some muggles. Harry returns to Hogwarts where they are hosting the Tri-Wizard Tournament, which is where three schools including Hogwarts, choose one student and they compete in challenges. Since it is extremely risky, you have to be of age to enter.

But some how Harry's name is entered into the Goblet of Fire, which chooses the names, and is chosen along with another champion from Hogwarts.

Harry not only has to endure the competition which is far more advance than his skills, but he also has to put up with Ron being upset with him, trying to ask his crush out to the ball, who is already going out with the other champion.

Book 4 in the Harry Potter series is the lynch pin on which the series turns. Harry and his friends are growing up, noticing the opposite sex, and struggling to learn the ropes as they transition from children to young adults. The Goblet of Fire competition is another fabulously rendered piece of the wizarding world, chock full of adventure, danger, and love. But through it all, darker threads are rising to the surface, betrayal is a mere breath away, and the stunning conclusion launches the entire wizarding world into a battle for survival.

Reader reviewed by Anna

This book is about Harry Potter (a boy going to a wizarding school) and the many adventures he goes through. When Harry turns out to be entered in a Tri Wizard's contest that he isn't supposed to be in untill he's 17, and Harry's only 14.

Well the contest goes on and along the way he finds new friends and old enemies. This book is very action-packed and fun. I recommend it for readers young and old.