This book was supposed to be all about Rowley, but Greg didn't like the idea so Rowley changed it to be about Greg and Rowley. The book take off on when and after Rowley moves to Greg's street. It started off to Rowley having no fiends and then Rowley's mom makes him read a book on how to make friends. And suggests Greg who is around the street and so off he went, Rowley arrives on Greg's resident. He says a knock-knock joke but Greg becomes confused. Fast forward he has a sleepover at Greg's and stays but, Rowley gets scared because Greg told him something Rodrick said to Greg, that outside there was a half man-half goat and then Rowley wets himself and had to go home. There are many humorous parts in this book. For example the part where Greg pretends he was a chicken, an egg appeared and Rowley actually believed him. And that wraps up my short book review.

A little less complicated than The Arctic Incident, but the schemes were just as exhilarating.

Another year at Hogwarts Harry was hoping to get permission to go to Hogsmeade, Hogsmeade was a small wizarding village that had tiny shops in it. Soon Harry's Aunt comes (Harry's Aunt is his Uncle's sister) and Harry and his Uncle agreed that if Harry behaved he could have permission to go to Hogsmeade. Obviously Harry's Aunt was treating him badly, and talking badly about Harry's parents, long story short harry got super mad and, next moment Harry's Aunt was inflating like a balloon and floated all the way outside, Uncle Vernon obviously seized one of Aunt Marge's feet but couldn't manage to grab her. Harry stormed out of Vernon's house and got picked up by a night bus. He goes to the Leaky Cauldron. Earlier before on the television Harry saw on the news that someone escaped from Azkaban, his name was Sirius Black, Who turned out to be Harry's godfather. But everyone thought he betrayed Harry's parents which lead them to their death, but it was actually Peter Pettigrew who had betrayed his parents at the last minute because Sirius changed his name as Harry's parents secret keeper and gave it to Pettigrew. It turned out that Lupin Harry's defense against the dark arts teacher was a werewolf, it would also turn out that Ron's rat Scabbers was actually Peter Pettigrew. And that is my short book review.

Harry is a young wizard who was very extraordinary in many ways, why because first off a dark wizard who goes by the name by Voldemort killed his parents and tried to kill Harry but failed and instead lost his powers and disappeared and left Harry a lightning scar on his forehead, second off he could speak Parseltongue, Parseltongue is snake language which Harry speaks in later on when Draco Malfoy has a dual with Harry and Draco does a spell that makes a snake appear. The main idea of the story is that Salazar Slitherin makes a chamber that contains a monster (which is a giant snake) that kills whoever looks at it, and only the true heir of Slitherin was Tom Riddle (who is Voldemort) years ago and he opened it then, and when everyone got petrified. That is my book review.

When Nate's most Hated rival Gina sits right behind him things just begin to change, first Nate has to do his project with Gina, second Nate also has a fleece ball game but Gina is also in it! Then she completely ruins his chance at winning the Spoffy trophy because then she makes her "mascot" talk and it distracts Nate from hitting the ball. Obviously Nate was mad about this and realizes he had a bad day. Then Gina shows up and makes a deal to Nate, she said that if she quit fleece ball then she will do all the work, without Nate doing it because then they would sure enough lose her "academic record" of an A+. But it turned out that if Nate hadn't stepped in then she would've gotten an F because her work had to be all original, and Nate's report was all that it was original, why it was his good ol' comics. Then Gina lied about leaving fleece ball because when Randy stepped on Nate's foot Gina came in as a substitute. But at her last and only swing she hit it, what a show off! And that is my short book review.

I loved reading about Katniss, Gale and Peeta’s love triangle.

A great book!

Harry potter returns for his fourth year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, along with his friends, Ron and Hermione. There is an upcoming tournament between the three major schools of magic, with one participant selected from each school by the Goblet of Fire. When Harry's name is drawn, even though he is not eligible and is a fourth player, he must compete in the dangerous contest. With the first task fighting dragons, and the second task of the Triwizard Tournament is to rescue something dear or important to the Champion which is being held by Merpeople deep in Hogwarts' lake. And the third task being dangers in a maze including a Blast-Ended Skrewt, a giant spider, and anti-gravity mist. The Triwizard Cup was located in the center of the maze, protected by a sphinx which posed a riddle. Harry saves Cedric once, but couldn't save him twice when Voldemort returns and kills him. And that is my short book review.

Just as exciting as the first book (unwind), Unwholly displays a complicated future.

I love this book and the whole series -- rereading it again for the third or fourth time. I suggested the first book, A Question of Upbringing, for my book club and people were not enthusiastic. I think you have to love literary style, and his in particular, to enjoy the books, and also you have to be familiar with British novels and history in the first three-quarters of the last century. But he is so subtle, witty and never mean, unlike so many of his contemporaries, and so candid about the faults and oddities of his novelistic stand-in, Nicholas and so acute about his friends and the people he observes, that every reading is a pleasure.