Buy Book "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. Illustrated edition" in Ukrainian

Since all the parts of the illustrated series have been hit by the New Year rush, my collection began with this particular part – the fourth, which just happened to be the most voluminous of all the ones published so far. I was pleasantly surprised – the extra softtouch cover is a nice touch to protect the cover itself from dirt and damage. There aren’t as many illustrations as I imagined, but they are incredibly beautiful and bright. Many people think that not all of the text is presented in this format, but it’s not – it’s all here in its entirety. The font is large, suitable for both child and adult. I am satisfied with my purchase, it is definitely worth the money.

At one time the world of Harry Potter captivated me, even though I had long since left childhood when I read the first book in the series. But Joan Rowling undoubtedly has a talent, because each of the books immerses me in an enchanting world of magic, friendship and new adventures. Getting to the fourth book in the series and having read “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire” I can say that this is probably the most serious and even somewhat cruel book. After all, the author has taken her characters to a new level here.

First, one feels that the young wizards are growing up and are already starting to consciously and unconsciously show their first sympathy and feelings for the opposite sex. Second, Harry Potter’s battles become more serious and dramatic. No one is immune to being killed, so everyone who gets in Voldemort’s way dies. The book captivated me from the very first chapter, and Harry’s final encounter with evil just shocked me, as I did not expect such a twist from the author. But the more interesting it will be to read the continuation of the story.

I really wanted the fourth part in an illustrated edition, because this part was supposed to be very beautiful! Dragons, a grand tournament, the rise of evil – the book is very rich in dynamic events. And so it happened – the book with Jim Kay’s illustrations is incredible! It’s also so thick – more enjoyable reading and viewing. Harry’s fourth year at the school of magic will be the most dangerous, because for some reason he was chosen to participate in the Triwizard Tournament – and to participate in it, let alone win, requires great courage and bravery. And more than ever, the boy will need the help of his loyal friends. But is this enough in the fight against evil?

The illustrated book Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire is a wonderful combination of fabulous and so realistic drawings by Jim Kay and a fantastic story by J.K. Rowling, which gives every reader a sense of aesthetic perfection and completeness.

The plot. In Goblet of Fire, we watch the Triwizard Tournament and attend the Holiday Ball. We observe how the characters grow up and how they first develop conscious romantic feelings. This fourth book is the beginning of the main story – the confrontation between the good wizards and He Who Must Not Be Named.

As for the quality, A-ba-ba-ga-la-ma-ha really produced a masterpiece. The supercover, the cloth cover, the pages themselves – everything is done very well. Jim Kay’s Harry Potter will be a great addition to your shelf. We are also looking forward to the next book in the series.

I think if the price of books went down, the number of readers would increase many times over. Because there are so many interesting books at a high price, and not even gift books, but ordinary newsprint books are like a gift version. Books are getting more expensive every day, and many people want to read. Who will buy them and read them? Maybe people are switching to e-books because they’re more affordable, not because they’ve fallen out of love with the sound of rustling pages. The Harry Potter novels have always been expensive, and with the release of new books the price has not risen, but despite this I have read all seven printed volumes, and not because I’m so rich, but I just really liked this tale, and all the fans-Potteromans. Loving parents give their children this fascinating fantasy sometimes not understanding why they are so attracted to “Harry Potter”, because there are so many scary and horrible monsters living in his world, such as Dementors and those nasty pixies! And that wizard who isn’t called by name – oh, magic, what has he turned into? A murderer and a tyrant, he belongs in prison, not on the pinnacle of glory. Why doesn’t he get caught and put away in Azkaban, away from decent people. Voldemort is the worst villain the world has ever seen, and you can’t go after him – he’s elusive. No one’s been able to catch Voldemort for seven years-it’s a plague on the magical world, and the wizard is worse than the chicken pox, which you can handle, but you can’t with Voldemort. But children love this fairy tale full of magic and adventure, and they call Harry Potter their idol!