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Firstly I think ‘Harry Potter and the Goblet of fire book is better than the movie because the book has a more interesting feel to it, as you are enabled to use your imagination to create a more dramatic and captivating story that would suit you. But quite the opposite of this, the movie is basically a straightforward and easily understandable film but is shown in only the perspective of the producers.
Firstly an important reason for why the book is better than the movie is that the book contains a more descriptive and detailed story which creates a very intricate image in the readers head, unlike this the movie only presents main parts and proportions of the film as the duration of the movie would be excessively long which would almost definitely bore viewers.
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire is no ordinary book is because it features moments in the story where it involves strange and sudden twists like none other story which makes it a surprise after every flip of a page.

The Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire book is packed full to the brim with life or death depending situations that never seem to cease.

Firstly why Harry Potter is a fantastic and different book is as you advance through the book and read further on, the story drives your adrenaline through your veins making it pump like never before and this causes your mind to crave for more.

Harry Potter contains many genres and attributes which adds to the uniqueness of this book. Some of these include fantasy, adventure, action, mystery and thriller.

Harry Potter the Goblet of Fire is not a good book because the vocabulary and the storyline is much too difficult and complicated for its aimed age group.

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire is not a good book is because it contains numerous evil characters which may influence and impact behaviour of its young

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