"Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" is the fourth part of the adventures of the young wizard. He studies at Hogwart- the school, where the wizards learn witchcraft. This year there is the Three Wizard Tournament organized in the school. There are students from France and Bulgaria coming to Hogwart. The rules are such, that only three wizards- each of the different country- may take part in the competitions. The Goblet of Fire chooses the competitors. Many surprising and unexpected things happen by during the tournament and finally none of the three wizards taking part in it wins. The fans of Harry Potter certainly guess that he is the winner.
At the beginning of the book, the reader may be confused. For me it was quite boring, but as the action developed, I found it really amazing. I admire the talent of the author- Joan Rowling. The books about Harry Potter are considered really fascinating by many people, but some critics claim that they may have bad influence on reader's minds. Most of my friends agree with me that the book is great and mysterious. Sometimes it makes you scared, sometimes you cry reading it. In this part, I was especially touched by the death of Cedric Diggory. I cried like a child reading about it.
In my opinion, the book is not boring even for a moment. The action is quickly developing and there are still many important things going on. Some people say that this is a book for kids. I do not agree. In my mind, even the adults may find something interesting in the books about Harry Potter. Those, who like fantasy books, like Tolkien's, may find the books by Rowling very interesting.
I would recommend this book to all people. It is something, that makes you relaxed and cheerful. Although it is quite long- more than 600 pages- it is not boring. You are invited to the world of magic and dreams. You get to know fascinating people. You become their partner. You feel, what they feel and you go through many adventures with them. I suggest that you go to the nearest library or bookshop and start reading this book at once.
