Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire is the fourth book of the Harry Potter Series. It starts with Harry dreaming of the killing process of Frank Bryce, the Riddle manor’s elderly caretaker. Though, that’s not a big part of this story, Harry remains on the Quidditch team and when he’s been chosen as an important player of the Triwizad Tournament underage, his best friend, Ron, becomes envious and accuses him of cheating. Harry Potter and his friend, Cedric Diggory, have to have special training for this tournament which include three tasks. They must retrieve a golden egg from a dragon, retrieve something that’s hidden in Hogwarts’ Lake, and they must navigate their way through a maze full of magical obstacles. When Harry and Cedric find the prize, the Cup which is actually a portkey, they were transported to a graveyard where Cedric’s death lay and where Voldemort awaits. When Harry manages to escape Voldemort, does he escape by himself? Did Cedric actually die or did Harry, with his unbelievable powers, change his true fate? Read Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire and the answer will come to you. I’d recommend this book to Middle Schoolers probably because of the vocabulary and such, but if you’re interested and you want to read something, go ahead and read the fourth novel of the Harry Potter Series. Enjoy! ^^

-Kelly H.