The intricacies and secrets of the wizarding world keep unfolding in the fourth part of the series, as we follow Harry – just turned fourteen – and his friends on another bewildering adventure at Hogwarts. The school is playing host to a unique wizarding competition, the Triwizard Tournament, but as the excitement spreads, there are dark forces at work, plotting against Harry.
‘One more curse… my faithful servant at Hogwarts… Harry Potter is as good as mine.’
Harry Potter’s fourteenth year is proving to be a memorable one, not only is it the four hundred and twenty-second Quidditch World Cup but Hogwarts is playing host to its own unique wizarding competition, the Triwizard Tournament. The school finds itself playing host to two visiting magical schools – the enchanting Beauxbatons Academy and the formidable Durmstrang Institute. Only three of the bravest witches or wizards over the age of seventeen may compete; their names to be drawn out of the enticing, golden Triwizard Cup. But this is no Quidditch match, the reward is glory but the perils are lethal and somebody has other plans in store. For when the time comes, the unthinkable happens; an extra name is recalled from the cup, Harry Potter’s name. Now Harry is fighting for more than victory, he is battling for his life, against an unseen sinister force. With even his friends doubting him, Harry finds himself more alone than ever and in the greatest of danger.
The map of the wizarding world unfolds in this gripping fourth novel in the award-winning Harry Potter series. Waterstones invites you to compete alongside Harry as he faces fire-breathing dragons, delves to the deepest depths of the lake and (most dauntingly of all) learns to dance. This will be a parting of the ways, for after this, nothing can ever be the same again.
Take hold of the Goblet of Fire and who knows where it will take you.
Harry Potter has been at the heart of Waterstones since the first copies of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone came into our hands. We’re delighted to share these new editions of the series, now entirely reimagined by one of our favourite writers and illustrators, Jonny Duddle. You can find out more about Jonny Duddle at www.jonny-duddle.com.
“Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire brings the fun, and not just in stingy little buckets. At 734 pages, ''Goblet'' brings it by the lorry load.” – Stephen King
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
ISBN: 9781408855683
Number of pages: 640
Weight: 510 g
Dimensions: 198 x 129 mm
I’ve yet to meet a ten-year-old who hasn’t been entranced by its witty, complex plot and the character of the eponymous Harry - Independent
Spellbinding, enchanting, bewitching stuff - Mirror
Teachers say a chapter can silence the most rowdy of classes - Guardian
One of the greatest literary adventures of modern times - Sunday Telegraph
The Harry Potter stories will join that small group of children’s books which are read and reread into adulthood - TLS
I’m not even sure if reviews are necessary on the Harry Potter series as they’re more than capable of selling themselves. Being the big series it is – in terms of both books and movies – I think everyone is mostly... More
Unlike the previous three books in this series I actually kind of enjoyed this one. Yes Harry was as annoying as ever and being somewhat whiny and sulky about being entered into the Triwizard Tournament and his spat... More
Stunning. Amazing. Brilliant. Shocking. Funny.
With Dragons, Merpeople, Death Eaters (Voldermort's Supporters), Dementors and Giant Spiders spread throughout the book, this adventure is testing Harry to his very...
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