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“Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire” is the fourth part of the saga about the Boy Who Lived.

This is the end of the magical tale and the beginning of a serious story about the struggle of the magical world against the evil wizard Voldemort.

In this book, Harry becomes an adult, not because of his age, but because of the events that happen to him during his 4th year at Hogwarts.

This year, the best school of magic and wizardry is hosting the Triwizard Tournament.

Three schools have to choose one participant each – Bobaton, Durmstrang and Hogwarts, of course.

To determine the participants, students from each school throw a piece of paper with their name on it into the Goblet of Fire, but they must be of a certain age to do so.

On the day the participants were announced, the Goblet threw out three… no, four pieces of paper with students’ names on them.

One of them was Harry Potter’s name.

How did the Goblet get the paper? Why did the Goblet choose four? How can Harry take part in the Tournament now that he’s so young?

The story is dynamic, intriguing, and unpredictable. The book, as always, immerses us in the magical atmosphere of magical England, but now the events are becoming more violent. 10/10!

The boy who survived becomes an adult. Now Harry is a 14-year-old boy who falls in love for the first time. But the ancient evil does not lose hope of reviving, and for this it needs Harry. The new challenges on the young wizard’s path are exciting, sad, and so adult.

I never tire of admiring J.K. Rowling’s writing talent. Her fictional world is a separate story. I will sing an ode to the author’s skill. Reading books about Harry is a pleasure. All the descriptions come to life before your eyes. Take the description of the Goblet of Light as an example. What kind of imagination does one need to have to invent such a thing and in such detail?

You feel for the main characters as if they were real. I cried with joy when Harry’s firebolt flew to him during the first task of the Triwizard Tournament. All of Harry’s feelings, fears, experiences, and joy were described so believably that I couldn’t help but let every emotion flow through me.

And the way the author smoothly and unobtrusively recalls the events of the previous books can only cause sincere admiration.

After reading the book, I immediately started watching the movie adaptation. Films about Harry and his friends are already a family tradition for us. But this time I looked at it from a different perspective. A lot of dots were dotted, thanks to the book. I always believed that in the final battle between Harry and He Who Must Not Be Named, the spirits of Cedric and the wizard’s parents came to the rescue because of their strong feelings for the latter. But no, the reason was different. And this reason shows that Harry does have power, and not just any power. There were many other moments that were not shown to us in the movie. So, if you haven’t read the books yet, I sincerely advise you to do so. It will allow you to see the full depth of this incredible story.

When I was younger, I was very fond of this part of the movie from this wonderful world. It showed the most adventures, new characters, and told about other magical schools. Now I’ve also read the book and can say with confidence that, in this case, the written version is many times better than the film adaptation! Let’s discuss why.

First, the book mentions Sirius Black, Harry’s godfather, more often. He is always there for the boy and tries to protect him from an unknown threat. It tells where he is, what he does, and who helps him.

Secondly, they explain in more detail the history of the Crouchs, especially about their son and his escape from Azkaban. I’ve never understood how he managed to do it, but the book puts everything in its place. In the movie, however, we were not given an explanation and the story and character of the characters were changed altogether.

Third, all the events develop much more logically and slowly. I recently rewatched the movie and it seemed to me to be rushed, as if the director wanted to fit everything he needed in, but without going beyond the two-hour time limit. I love logic and explanations, so I was delighted with the book.

In general, I never understood when people told me that books are better than movies. Now everything is clear to me. If the first parts (in the book version) were smaller than this and subsequent books, it was easier to film them and include all the material. Later, this option could not be realized.

So I definitely recommend reading it!

Somehow it turned out that this particular part became the first book of the series in my collection of books about the Harry Potter universe. Although I probably like it the least of all of them – the whole atmosphere of the book is too creepy, dark, of course there is a lot about the Dark Lord and his henchmen, but I wanted more light and light magic and wizardry. Harry becomes a participant in the Triwizard Tournament, although he is not eligible due to his age… no one expected this, and the boy has to prepare for deadly tasks… will he lose his friends or himself in this competition? These are no longer the childhood adventures of an older Harry Potter. Of course, I love this book as much as the others! It is voluminous, interesting, exciting.

The fourth Harry Potter book is one of my favorite books about the little wizard. Why is it your favorite? In my opinion, this book harmoniously combines dynamism, various twists and turns in the plot, riddles, magical tasks, adventures of Harry and his friends, and a calm story about Hogwarts, its inhabitants, life in this school, the main characters’ studies, the antics of the Weasley twins, the problems of elves, and much, much more. You can feel this unique atmosphere of warmth and comfort, the desire to get into a magical school, and at the same time, there is a passion and desire to find adventure. All this is described in such detail because the book is quite large. But, believe me, this is not a problem at all, because Harry’s adventures are so exciting that you want to read and read.

Special attention should also be paid to how the narrative changes, how the author and her skills grow, how the main characters grow and mature with her. This can be clearly seen throughout the book, and I think it also adds to the books’ charm.

I also really liked how skillfully the author introduced new characters into the book. They were not just woven into the plot, but all played a role in the course of the story.

There are a lot of small details in this book that were not shown in the movie, so if you haven’t read the book yet but have seen the movie, I strongly advise you to finally read this work.