Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

Reader reviewed by Tangie

Harry Potter and the Goblet Of Fire was the best book that I have ever read.

Reader reviewed by Aaron

It was a good book, kinda long. It was one of the best books I ever read. If you like witchcraft read it.

Reader reviewed by Amanda

Harry Potter is at his fourth at Hogwarts. J.K. Rowling puts a lot of work into Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. I was really sad when Cedric Diggory died at his last year at Hogwarts. The Qudditch season was canceled this year because the Triwizards Cup eas reinsurted into Hogwarts after hundreds of years.

Dumbledore puts the Goblet of Fire inside a shield that lets only 17 year old people and over to pass through. Whenever Harry's name gets pulled out of the Goblet of Fire everyone thought that he put it in put Dumbledore doesn't. Harry has to complete three tasks and he will win 1,000 galoens. After Cedric dies Harry gives the money to Cedric's parents. That ended the fourth year of Hogwarts for Harry and it was an interesting year. I can't wait until the fifth book is out in bookstores.

Reader reviewed by Heather

I loved Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. It pulled me into Harry's shoes. What happened to Harry happened to me. The plot was wonderful when Harry was in the tournement I was there right with him. If you liked any of the first Harry Potter books you should read this one.

Reader reviewed by None

I have read all of the Harry Potter books and if you ask me they just get better and better. The Goblet of Fire was the most exciting one so far. It took me two weeks to read it and I didn't want to put it down.

I was introduced to Harry Potter by my little brother in junior high, and I am glad now that he introduced them to me.

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 Teach

This book is great. Outside of the magic, it really depicts the events of a young boys life. Then you throw in the magic, and magic is made. I am 24 and loved reading this book.

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 Blissful-Nightmares

Im almost embarrased by my interest in the Harry Potter books.. its a highly uncharacteristic interest for me but to say the least they hold my attention.. i gobbled this book up in a feverish two days during which my face turns a lovely shade of red when I say I did little else.. If youve read the first four.. read this one too.. and if you havnt.. well youve got some reading to do!

Reader reviewed by Nick Edwards

As C.S. Lewis once said of heaven, it was a place into which he was "dragged kicking and screaming." So be it with my own foray into Harry Potter. As a Middle School Language Arts teacher, I frankly had no time to delve into this popular phenomenon.

But my students, most of them 14 years and older, nagged me and finally persuaded me to seek them out. I did--and I am a better teacher for it! I say this with no reluctance. I have three degrees, have taught theater, acting, literature, language arts, and read every day of my life, not only for information, but for pleasure.

I cracked the cover of the first book, and within a few pages, was swept away. I love the books, the characters and the story line. Of course, as a teacher, I see other themes running rampant--coming from behind, dealing with self-esteem issues, negotiating conflict, not to mention developing morals and doing the right thing, not only the easy thing. Having loved the first three books so much, and becoming inspired to adapt these into my teaching, I was suspect of the fourth book. It was too LONG, I said to myself, and might not live up.