Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban - J. K. Rowling

It's Harry's third year at Hogwarts School of witchcraft and wizardry and as always it turns out to be just as packed with adventures as the previous two. With the O.W.L exams looming ever closer Harry and the other Hogwarts students have never been busier. But as always with Hogwarts there's a distraction or two. As it's a school of witchcraft and wizardry what's more exciting than Quidditch to distract students from their school work? This year is no disappointment. After an accident and a loss against Hufflepuff, Gryffindor find themselves having to win against both Ravenclaw and Slytherin. Will Harry be able to help his team to victory and get ...  Read the complete review

Harry potter and the prisoner of Azkaban: Well what can I say I read the first to and was craving for more so when the third came out I ran straight down to Tesco grabbed a book an went to the check outs... there was a really long cue so whilst waiting in the cue I decided to start reading. Halfway through the cue I was on chapter 17. Half an hour later ready to pay for the book I didn't want to let go of it so as soon as the lady scanned it I took the book from her hands and clung on to the book I couldn't read anymore until I got home I cant read and walk at the same time I might get ran over whilst crossing a road. So when we got home I ran straight up to ...  Read the complete review

*Contains spoilers* JK Rowling weaves another web of magic and drama in the third installment to the massively successful Harry Potter franchise. 'Harry Potter & The Prisoner Of Azkaban' is listed by many as their favourite book in the seven strong series as it starts to see Rowling move her characters and fascinating world into a much darker direction that will continue to swell and dominate her writing for the rest of the series. The book starts with the protagonist Harry Potter, stuck once again at Privet Drive for the summer holidays. Despised and ill treated more than ever by his relatives the Dursleys who are fearful of his magical ...  Read the complete review

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban is the third book by J K Rowling in the Harry Potter series. Published nearly ten years ago, on 8th July 1999, the book starts where we where left off in Chamber of Secrets (the second, previous book) and we'll start reading about Harry's third year at Hogwarts, the wizarding school. Please note that I will not contain spoilers in this review and I will do my best to describe the book without giving the plot away. Considered by many Harry Potter fans and enthusiasts as their favourite book in the series, the storyline becomes darker and more sinister. Harry loses his temper whilst at the Dursleys' in his summer ...  Read the complete review

*spoiler alert* If you haven't read Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets then do not read the next paragraph. *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets roundup* Harry has just finished another year at Hogwarts having come face to face with Lord Voldemort once more. He had proved his worthiness as a true Gryffindor and further seeds have been planted by JKR concerning the connection between Harry and Voldemort. Plus, Harry had not only saved the life of Ginny Weasley from the Chamber or Secrets, but he had also proved his loyalty to Professor Dumbledore and solved the age-old puzzle about the identity of the heir of Slytherin. On top of all that, ...  Read the complete review