Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (Book #4)

I know I posted about Harry Potter by J. K. Rowling last week. This week I will focus on specifically the fourth book. I will tell you though, the book is long so I am not that far into it. The start of the book is a bit spooky. That is where I originally stopped. Once you get further into the book, it stops being spooky and becomes interesting.

In the very beginning, Harry gets to go to the Quidditch ( a game played on brooms) World Cup. It is a once in a lifetime experience. After the World Cup, an unfortunate event happened. First, Hermione found out how mistreated house elves were. She starts trying to fix it, but it will take more than just her to make a difference (and she realizes this). They finally get to Hogwarts and that is where the magic begins.

This book keeps me on my toes. I never know when it will take an unexpected turn. I love to imagine things. Therefore, it is natural for me to love to read about magic. I love the whole idea of magic. Alongside with this including magic, it is also very well written. If you are interested or are wondering " What in the world was the unfortunate event?" I recommend you read the book!