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馨榆 黃 woody10071211 — It was entertaining...but that's about it. The hype made me like it less.

Smartcube Productions smartcubeproductions — Title: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban Author: J.K. Rowling Series: Harry Potter #3 Rating: ★★★★★ Summary: J. K. Rowling continues to bewitch readers everywhere with the third book in her magical Potter series, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. Harry’s ongoing exploits, along with those of his contemporaries, teachers, and relatives, are as imaginative, entertaining, and mysterious as ever. For during Harry’s third year at the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, he must face his greatest challenge yet: a confrontation with Sirius Black, an escaped convict and madman who is rumored to be in cahoots with Harry’s archenemy, the Dark Wizard Lord Voldemort. This alone would be daunting enough, but Harry’s task is made even more trying when he discovers that Sirius is suspected of being the one who killed Harry’s parents. For Harry, the Hogwarts campus has always been a sanctuary, but when Black escapes from the horrifying clutches of Azkaban Prison, all clues suggest the madman is headed for Hogwarts and Harry himself. As a result, the school starts to feel more like a prison than a sanctuary as Harry finds himself constantly watched and under guard. What’s more, the terrifying Dementors - the horrifying creatures who guard Azkaban Prison - are lurking about the campus looking for Black. And their effect on Harry is a devastating one. Still, life at school offers plenty of distractions. Harry really likes the new teacher for Defense Against the Dark Arts, Professor Lupin, who might be able to teach Harry how to defend himself against the Dementors. But Professor Snape’s behavior toward Lupin has Harry wondering what secrets the two men are hiding. Harry’s friend Hermione is also acting very strangely. And, of course, there is the tension caused by the ongoing Quidditch competition between the Gryffindors and the Slytherins and the never-ending bullying of the Slytherin leader, Draco Malfoy. One of Rowling’s greatest strengths is her ability to stack mystery upon mystery in a way that keeps the pages turning without frustrating the reader. Her clues are always fair and bountiful, but it’s easy to lose track of them in the midst of all the high suspense, spell-casting action, and unexpected plot twists. That’s okay, because Rowling ties it all neatly together at the end in a way that will leave readers snapping their fingers and muttering, “Oh yeah. Forgot about that one. How clever!” Review: Wow. J.K. Rowling has astonished me again… Things I Loved: Oh my God, those Weasley twins! I just can’t get enough of those two. And then there’s Harry and Hermoine and Ron. And incoming! Sirius Black! Oh, and Snape gets knocked out! :) These are the little things that make me smile when I read the book. Things I Hated: N/A to Harry Potter!

Estudio Lina estudiolinavila — I worked with Wakefield Poole he is a great man. So fun and Quirky. xo

Anna Lang annaconda — A very short story - the movie is actually better than the book, I think.