Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (Harry Potter book 4)
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (book 4) by J.K. Rowling 734 pages
Hogwarts is hosting the Triwizard Tournament, a competition between three great wizarding schools that hasn’t been held for over 100 years. Harry’s name is drawn from the Goblet of Fire despite his not meeting the age requirement. He is obligated to compete, but the tournament is dangerous. Harry will have to fight to survive it.
Book Review (Spoilers)
“Sprawling” barely scratches the surface when describing the fourth volume in the Harry Potter series. The length of the book is often cited as a negative in reviews but for readers who truly enjoy immersing themselves in a totally different world, the expansion of pages can only be a good thing. We see the continued development of Harry’s key relationships and get to know some of the side characters better, and we also see the darkening of the magical world Harry inhabits. The story continues to build upon the richness and complexity of book 3, and despite the sadness of the ending, readers will be more than satisfied by the adventures to be had here.
