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A review by thebookishmel
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban by J.K. Rowling
5.0
I can 100% understand why this is so many reader’s favorite installment of Harry Potter. I can’t say for sure just yet, but it was definitely an amazing continuation.
In this novel, we see a lot of growth from Harry, Hermione and Ron. They learn to tackle more than they expected and with all the little plot twists, you can see where each of their heads are at. The loyalty trait is also tested and we’re constantly reminded that yes, Harry is still a kid despite the craziness he has to deal with. He still has a temper when arguing with Malfoy, and he has a lot of passion for Quidditch, which I think you can see in any teenage boy.
Rowling has obviously done an incredible job with this series and I’m so glad to be reading it.
In this novel, we see a lot of growth from Harry, Hermione and Ron. They learn to tackle more than they expected and with all the little plot twists, you can see where each of their heads are at. The loyalty trait is also tested and we’re constantly reminded that yes, Harry is still a kid despite the craziness he has to deal with. He still has a temper when arguing with Malfoy, and he has a lot of passion for Quidditch, which I think you can see in any teenage boy.
Rowling has obviously done an incredible job with this series and I’m so glad to be reading it.