This book just didn't grab me so much as previous books. I found myself struggling to get into it and can't put my finger on why. This one in the series has gone up in size and the story felt quite drawn out. On the plus side its full of the little details, Harry and friends are growing up and you can see this in the way they are acting towards each other and with other characters within the story. Lets see what the next one brings.

Sending on as a RABCK

Picked this up at the post off this morning. Thanks so much for sending it to me. It has joined the other books in my Oxford Convention Challenge pile but it's a bit near the bottom as I have to read books 1-3 first.

In the beginning, I was wondering why I was still trying to read this series. I don’t like sport at the best of times but 200 pages of a fake sport! However, I have to admit that later were reasons for everything that happened. I also wondered why three tasks in a competition would take a whole school year but obviously a book needs to cover a year. That said, I did find the tasks quite exciting and the meeting with “he who must not be named” was a little bit gruesome. By the end I was quite engrossed and I have to admit I want to read the next one.

The sun is out again so I'm putting a box of books at the end of my drive.

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