J.K. Rowling - Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire Review

Our fourth year at Hogwart's School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

Oh Harry, such turmoil and triumph you experience  for someone at such a young age. 
Perhaps it's because I know what's coming.

Perhaps.....

Because I agree like you do ( Harry ) that believing in good shall always prevail over evil.  Even if it means that you have to do  the same evil you are fighting against in order to save those you love.

Book 4, it's a turning point in the writing of JK Rowling.  The genius of JK is that people who have read her series will see that she starts our writing for children, and as these children that have been with her from the beginning will see, her writing changes to a much more broad audience.

Book 4 is full of what you would expect from the Potter series, it's full of triumph and tribulation.  Love and hate...... and I use those words at their basic meaning in order to show the audience that the battle between that which is right, and that which is easy is always at the forefront of logic, life, liberty and personal solace.

The basics of book 4 is simple.  Harry finally meets face to face the enemy that can not be named.  He begins to understand his unique connection to that which all fear.

Such passion and dignity he performs the tasks that are put in front of him.

In my own personal opinion in this book we see a very interesting perspective of the constant battle that we all as humans face between what we want, and what we know is right.  Even if that means we have to face that darkness that is constantly over our shoulder.

5 out of 5