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A review by fazila
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire by J.K. Rowling
5.0
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The Goblet Of Fire was a fun reread for me just like every other Harry Potter reread. Brought back so many memories and was filled with memories and fun times. I loved every second of it. Harry, as usual, gets into trouble and Hermione and Ron help him through these troubles like always. That's essentially what happens in almost every story. I loved seeing Sirius more in this book and how protective he is of Harry. Hermione is that one true friend we all need to have in our lives. She is always a stable, secure presence in an otherwise chaotic life of Harry Potter. Ron is getting insecure and we get to see the vulnerability and the jealousy that threatens to drive a wedge in his friendship with Harry. The competition was a fun set up to bring more adventure into the books. I loved the different challenges and how they were set up to evaluate the wizard's skills. Voldemort and his story are getting more apparent with each book. The surprise turn of events in the book reminded me of being shocked the first time I read it. Overall I loved the story and how everything turned out to bring a new set of conflicts that will be the setting for the next book. I can't wait to get into The Order of the Phoenix. I have given the book 5 stars and highly recommend checking the series out. This book is an amazing fantasy for YA readers who loves adventure, magic, true friendships, and school setting. Make sure to check this series out if you haven't already.
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REVIEW :
The Goblet Of Fire was a fun reread for me just like every other Harry Potter reread. Brought back so many memories and was filled with memories and fun times. I loved every second of it. Harry, as usual, gets into trouble and Hermione and Ron help him through these troubles like always. That's essentially what happens in almost every story. I loved seeing Sirius more in this book and how protective he is of Harry. Hermione is that one true friend we all need to have in our lives. She is always a stable, secure presence in an otherwise chaotic life of Harry Potter. Ron is getting insecure and we get to see the vulnerability and the jealousy that threatens to drive a wedge in his friendship with Harry. The competition was a fun set up to bring more adventure into the books. I loved the different challenges and how they were set up to evaluate the wizard's skills. Voldemort and his story are getting more apparent with each book. The surprise turn of events in the book reminded me of being shocked the first time I read it. Overall I loved the story and how everything turned out to bring a new set of conflicts that will be the setting for the next book. I can't wait to get into The Order of the Phoenix. I have given the book 5 stars and highly recommend checking the series out. This book is an amazing fantasy for YA readers who loves adventure, magic, true friendships, and school setting. Make sure to check this series out if you haven't already.