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Book Review: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban |
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Date Reviewed: Sept 12 2006
This is the fourth installment of the Harry Potter Series
and this time Harry, Ron and Hermione is back in Hogwarts for the new semester.
They have learned of the new Defense against the Dark Arts Teacher, Professor
Lupin whom they met in the train to Hogwarts and the news about the escaped
criminal, Sirius Black, loyal servant of Lord Voldermort from the prison of
Azkaban. Because Harry was the cause of Lord Voldermort’s death, the
ministry of magic believes that Harry could be in danger as Sirius Black
will sneak in to Hogwarts and try to avenge his master’s death. These
believe bring about the installment of the awful Dementors around the
school in the effort to capture Sirius Black. This is again a good series
as the book reveals more about Harry’s parents’ death. Like the first two
series, there is also the annual quidditch match, this time however the
match was interrupted with the appearance of the Dementors that wind up
attacking Harry. In this book, Harry learned about his parents past, a
secret map, the encounter of the Dementors and Sirius Black and being saved
by patronus that drives the Dementors away.
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