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Wow. A BIG event is coming to Hogwarts: the famous Triwizard Tournament. Eternal glory awaits the victor. Only wizards who are over seventeen are allowed to enter – but that doesn’t stop Harry dreaming that he will win. Then at Halloween, when the magical Goblet of Fire chooses the competitors, Harry is amazed to find his name picked out. He will face death-defying tasks, dragons and dark wizards. But with the help of his best friends, Ron and Hermione, he might just make it through – alive!
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Recent reviews
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Amazing just amazing so exciting and adventurous read it NOW!
21 November 2019
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I think that this is a great book for seven and overs to read! Because there is loads of excitement in it and loads of cliff hangers so you don’t know what is coming. There is also tragedies! Harry being in the try wizard and every one thinking he put his name in. And Mad-Eye Moody being the only one who knows who did it. That is a well this is hard to put into words but suspicious
I also think that you should read the books in order so they make more sense of what is happening.
I have read all of them and they are my favourite books of all time even if I have read Diary of a Wimpy Kid. Which is my second favourite book in the whole wide world!
If you do read it I hope you enjoy it!
MegaMila :-)
9 March 2015
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Awards
J.K. Rowling has won numerous awards for the Harry Potter books, including the Whitbread, Red House, Blue Peter and Smarties prizes. She was also awarded an OBE for services to literature in 2001.
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