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Cleber Aleixo caleixo — ** spoiler alert ** I actually ratcheted this up a star this time through...this has long been my least favorite in the series. As I commented before, I remember being extremely irritated by the endlessly protracted adolescent hormonal-ness of the 100 pages on the Yule Ball, it seemed to dominate the whole book. This time though I had enjoyed a couple hundred pages of the story before the Yule Ball hit, and it only detracted slightly from my enjoyment of the story. I feel so bad for Harry! It's hard reading them all in a row and knowing what's going to happen. I was like, "No, Harry, don't touch the Tri-Wizard Cup!!! IT'S A TRAP!" It's so tragic how he doesn't know! :(

Hee-joo Choi chjcgw15438 — Whilst I still prefer 'A Breath of Fresh Air', this book (the only sequel James has done) is still enchanting, making you want to snuggle up in a duvet on a horrible February day. It is emotional, but perhaps not as much as James' later books, but you still feel deep sympathy with the main character's dilemma. The comedy aspect of this story, however, is brilliant! I think that is what makes the book so magical.

Lilia Ng deewees — I liked this one. I sailed through it and enjoyed the characters. I wanted it to be a little more timeless though. Larsson made a few pop culture/media references that already date it. I read the #2 book, too. I heard the 3rd isn't so good, so I might not bother...but maybe I will. I also heard that the movie misses out on quite a bit of the story line and also mixes a bunch of stuff in from the second book. I suppose that's the challenge of moving from one medium to another. I may not see the movie for a while so I can think about the book some more.

Ryan Smith smithsandsmithcomm — I liked how the author had a note at the end describing why he wrote the book this way.

Brandon Holly johnpettig5532 — the average rating is 4.20 this book once almost made me consider thinking about going to cornell. almost.