Harry Potter Fire

It has been many years since I thought of my favorite childhood book. It was an interesting part of a series of books. It is pretty well known around the world. The book is called, “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire” and was written by Joanne Rowling. She is mostly known by her pen name “J. K. Rowling” and was the author of all the Harry Potter books in the series. While the story in itself is pretty lengthy, I will give a relatively brief summary of the main events in the story. The story continues after “Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban”, which was the third part of the series. The main story of the whole series is basically that of a young boy that enters a 7-year wizard school to learn magic and use these newly acquired skills to attempt to defeat the ultimate evil, in the form of a dark wizard named Voldemort. This book focuses on Harry’s fourth year at the wizard school, called Hogwarts.

Harry is at his uncle and aunt’s house. He soon leaves and goes to his friend’s house. They go to a Quidditch Cup, then head to Hogwarts. At Hogwarts, the headmaster announced that they were hosting a rare event at Hogwarts that year called the Triwizard Tournament. Nobody underage could participate or even try to put their name in the Cup, but somehow, Harry’s name got pulled out of the Cup. Near the end of the book, Harry and his new friend Cedric are at the end of a maze and grab the Triwizard Cup, which was supposed to teleport them back to Hogwarts. Instead it teleported them to a graveyard, where Cedric was murdered and Voldemort was brought back to life, stronger than ever. It is a book that proves to be funny at times, but also a little more gritty than the 3 books that came before