Scary, but better than the first too, don't be surprised if you find yourself reading over your child's shoulder.
Amazing! Truly, Rowling is one of the best writers of our time. For the first time, the book gets scary, and Harry has to fight the fact of his parent's death face first. The one thing that makes Harry Potter stand out, is the true fact that he is like us, and has his own problems, has to face bullies, and on top of that all... Homework! The plot fallows Harry has he runs away from home to Hogwarts, and a Azkaban break out haunts the wizard world. And if that isn't worst enough, he's going straight to Harry... This book is a lot darker, and the author changes her writing style, but I'm not complaining. I really suggest this for an older crowd. I starting reading this when I was nine, and never finished I was too spooked. I just picked it up because my friends keeps on telling me to reread the series, which as you can see, I am. This book is also longer than the first too, so your child as to be ready for it. I really am pretty surprised how much I'm enjoying this series. Well, enjoy!
People say that sequels always tend to get a downgrade, but not with J.K. Rowling! The third installment on the 7-part saga of the Harry Potter series doesn't disappoint! I found this to be very breathtaking and very confusing, but it's the best plot I've seen in my life (so far). It has many twists and turns, although, this one is very dark. I recommend that you read the first 2 before reading this one because it can get confusing, but reading this book first won't mess you up because J.K. Rowling does a thorough recap on the series so far.
this book is perfect for around 11 - 15 or older!!!
This book is one of the best books i've ever read it was very gripping I hardly wanted to put it down in the week it took for me to read it, it was however a forced read though i do not regret deciding to actually read it and i am now going to read the rest of the series.
even though there may be a littlebit of foul launguge the prisinor of azkaban was my favorite, A ithink its ls the least violent of the serise and B harry find there are people who love him othere than the weasleys. it made my heart moshie.
though one part is a little scary.
you diside if you love it as i dod
Potter Returns in Something Darker, But Just as Good
The third book in the Harry Potter series is more complex than the first two. There is some language and violence, as well as the kids visiting a pub in Hogsmeade. But it will have fans earnestly turning pages.
I read this book because i wanted to see the movies. I really enjoyed it and I think you would too. Pick up a copy beacuse you won't be able to put it down. I just wanted to see the movies because the looked really intresting, so I bought the 1st three years(books) and got into it. I think its the best book I have ever read. I read Twilight annd that was my favorite book...'till I intreduced myself to these books. Parents, if you want your kids to read something really well written, lay a copy of this in their hands.
Harry faces many new challenges this year. He goes throughout almost the whole year seeing the Grim, a dark of of death. Harry faces Boggarts, Werewolves, Dementors, and many more strange creatures in the third installment of Harry Potter. This edition will have readers on the edge of their seats throughout the whole book. I would reccomend this book for kids 9 and up.
This book was absolutely amazing!
It has so many good morals in it, including family, love, friendship, wisdom, and choices. I have probably read it about seven times already, but it is still exciting every time! Gripping suspense and an awesome setting (Hogwarts, a school), make it an enjoyable read, and also a page-turner!
Rowling proves herself to be quite the genious of an author.
Far too many book series will have a successful first book, and then the second and third books follow the exact same formula, and this results simply as just more of the same. This is not so with Rowling. This book is quite a bit darker and edgier, as well as more frightening from my perspective, as well as simply not the same in style. Rowling so perfectly and realistically transitions Harry and the gang from kids to teenagers. The subplots and twists are not only incredible, but frequent to no end. I highly reccomend this shocking, engaging, page turning book to everyone 10 and older.
You will be so attracted to the plot, it's not even funny. Though it is scarier, it is just because Harry is a teenager now. He shows more flaws, and this book focuses more on Harry's parents than ever. You can't deny the fact that he isn't our sweet little boy anymore. It's obvious Rowling has planned this book out for a while. This book is probably the reasons children have started reading. If you want a good book, you gotta make it interesting, and sometimes that results in scariness.
This book is great, and the least scariest. I am a Harry Potter fanatic, just look at my username and picture, LOL! :) I think that this is one of the best Harry Potter books.