Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban School & Library Binding – Illustrated, October 1, 2001

This book was a good read and I would recommend to anyone of any age. I like this book because of all the twist and turns. I was unable to put the book down. I never thought the Harry Potter books were any good but I can’t stop reading them. I gave five stars because so far this is the 3rd book I gave read and it’s amazing.

It is well written for my level of English, this and other Potter series books. They also have good sense of humor

This was the best one so far!!! It kept me in suspense and was a little more “young adult” than the first two which seemed much more child like

Living under a rock is the only way you haven’t heard of “the famous Harry Potter.” The Prisoner of Azkaban is a wonderful addition to the series. With characters always evolving, this book is a nail biter, even if you’ve read it before (as I have). Even knowing how it ends, I still love love reading and rereading these books. It seems that every time I read it, there’s a small detail I’ve missed.

This was a very interesting read. Loved the characters and the writing. It was cool. It was entertaining to read

What is not to like? Good story. The narrator Jim Dale is doing quite a bit of acting and changing his voice for each character. We finished the book over the course of multiple short road trips in Southern California. Everyone was pleased from adults to the young ones. We paused the story many times to discuss why the sneakerscope was going off and who was present to whittle down suspects. We also pointed out that the children make a lot of assumptions and what could the other possibilities be. At times we pointed out when the children should have been more clear with adults on what was going on or make better choices. Loved the complex, multi layered ending which I found to be J. K. Rowling's best across all her Harry Potter books. Afterward, you can talk about a lot of things that really do happen in our society especially regarding prisons, justice, etc. A lot of depth in discussion for a child's book. Note: this book does have a divination class in it but it is mostly portrayed as mostly garbage fluff and manipulative - though once a prediction is real, but even the one who gives it has no idea it happened.

A plot to murder the Potter. A mysterious Godfather. Quidditch after Quidditch match, resulting in the Quidditch cup! Dusty old Malfoys causing problems, and most importantly Snape ALWAYS has a bone to pick with Harry, Hermione and Ron. MOONY, WORMTAIL, PADFOOT, AND PRONGS. MISCHIEF MANAGED.This is my favorite one so far.

What a fun and wild ride. I loved Lupin and the connections to Harry’s parents’ generation.Spoiler: RON GOT AN OWL!

This is probably one of the best books I’ve ever read.

El mejor hasta ahora!

This book was very nice to read and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I have already read the series and hugely recommend it to anybody who likes magic etc. Basically, Sirius black escapes from azkaban, a prison, and Harry thinks Sirius helped he who must not be named murder his parents.By Andrew, age 10.

I don't think you need me to tell how great the Harry Potter book series is. This is one of my favorite books!

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