When I got this book as part of a book tour by b00k r3vi3ws tours, the first thing that appealed to me was the cover of the book, so beautifully designed. I liked the story idea too.
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To take a known tale and turn it on its head is no small task. I quite loved how TF had done it in the first volume of unfairy tales, so was quite eager to read this second one.
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In a seven book series, the 4th and the 5th books really help set the tone for the climax I believe. I had got what I expected from Goblet of Fire. This book added fuel to that fire and pushed it toward the conclusion quickly. Things begin to happen!
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Being the middle book exactly in a seven book series, this book was expected to move the series forward. Trelawney’s prediction and what transpired after at the end of Prisoner of Azkaban brought some expectation of the book plot wise as well, and made me eager to read it.
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I got this book as a gift years ago. Blame it on tsundoku, I never got around to reading it until now. While there’s a lingering feeling that I should have read it sooner, I’ve no doubt this was the time.
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A Bookworm's Musing 