Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, the fourth instalment in J.K. Rowling’s beloved series, once again invites readers to delve into the enchanted world of Hogwarts and beyond. This time, excitement and danger intertwine as the prestigious Triwizard Tournament arrives at the school. Aspiring champions from three wizarding schools are set to compete in a series of arduous magical challenges, but there’s a catch – only wizards over the age of seventeen are eligible to enter.

Despite the age restriction, Harry finds himself inexplicably chosen by the Goblet of Fire as a contestant, throwing him into the midst of a thrilling and treacherous adventure. Faces both familiar and new appear as Harry confronts formidable tasks, including facing dragons, navigating the dark waters of the Great Lake, and braving the enigmatic depths of a magical maze. Alongside his loyal friends Ron and Hermione, Harry must summon every ounce of bravery and resilience to confront these perils.

Throughout the story, readers will be transported to vividly depicted landscapes – from the frosty terrain surrounding the tournament's challenges to the silvery secrets hidden in Dumbledore’s Pensieve. The stakes escalate as darkly woven threads of danger and intrigue surface, hinting at the terrifying resurgence of Lord Voldemort’s power.

J.K. Rowling’s masterful storytelling, brimming with imaginative details and rich, character-driven plots, continues to enchant both longstanding fans and newcomers to the series. This beautiful paperback edition of the book features a stunning cover illustration by award-winning artist Jonny Duddle, as well as additional bonus content, providing readers with deeper insights into the magical creatures and artefacts integral to the story.

CURSES – COURAGE – COMPETITION

Seven magical stories, one epic adventure.

Praise for the Harry Potter books:

‘That rare thing, a series of stories adored by parents and children alike.’ – Daily Telegraph

‘A phenomenon … Grown men in suits have been spotted with them on trains. Parents squabble over who gets to read them to the kids, and teachers say a chapter can silence the most rowdy of classes.’ – Guardian

‘One of the greatest literary adventures of modern times.’ – Sunday Telegraph

‘Spellbinding, enchanting, bewitching stuff.’ – Mirror

‘The only thing wrong with it is that you can’t put it down.’ – Fiona Chadwick, 9 years old

‘It is very funny. I would love to be Harry and make up some magic spell to play on my teachers.’ – Tom El-Shawk, 11 years old

‘My mum loved it so much she would not let my dad read any of it to me.’ – Alexander Benn, 7 and 9¼ years old

‘It’s for all ages and it’s brilliant.’ – Katrina Farrant, 10 years old