Many stories have striven to catch the minds of its readers, or its listeners for that matter. From the beginning of time people have made daring attempts at concocting amusing and diverting tales, but J.K. Rowling has spun a most convincing story. Since the introduction of Harry Potter to the public, thousands upon thousands, undoubtedly millions, of every race, age, and religion, have fallen under his spell. After reading the fourth, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (Finished it in less than three days; I couldn't put it down!), I have to let it be know that Ms. Rowling does not disappoint. As every preceding Potter book starts off, the newest is no different: Harry is staying with his insufferable relatives, the Dursleys. And as always, he has found a new, more creative and exciting means of shortening his summer stay with his Aunt, Uncle, and cousin. Trouble invariably manages to find Harry, even at his seemingly secure refuge. Lord Volde-- oh, goodness, excuse me!-- he-who-must-not-be-named is at his strongest, and Harry is facing greater risk than ever before. This is Harry's fourth year at Hogwarts, and he is now fourteen years old. So along with life-threatening situations, almost losing a best friend, meeting new foes, dealing with old ones- namely Professor Snape and Draco Malfoy, and managing to get most of his homework done, Potter must also deal with the anguish and misery of being a teenager. Take it from me managing all this while being a teen is not easy! I recommend this novel to people who enjoy science fictional books with a little bit of comedy and mystery. This book it so well written that a reader of almost any age can pick up on it. All in all this was a good book and I loved reading it, if you enjoyed my review please consider reading the book, I guarantee you will not regret it.

my favorite of them all

One of my favorites!

As all the other books by J.K. Rowling that are successful, this one is no exception. Harry now finds himself thrust into w world of dangerous tasks, challenged friendships, and corrupted dopplegangers. And at the end of his term, he may find out something very shocking, something that not only the wizarding world would dread. This is a very good book, and at the end when you are able to out two and two together, the book really explains EVERYTHING. If you're looking for a book to read, then this is your book, and I assure you that you will never regret it.

a good book for your avid readers parents

More language, violence, and some mild flirting.

...good book

J.K Rowling writes the first thriller of the series! Twists and turns and mazes and lakes complete Goblet of Fire! When you're done, you'll feel like a 'TriWizard Champ!'!