Harry Potter and the Prisoner of AzkabanBy: J.K. Rowling
Reviewed by: Nani1993, 16
Rating: It was amazing!
In the third installment of the Harry Potter series, the unprecedented escape of convicted murderer Sirius Black has the entire wizarding world on edge. But who is this man, really? What motivated him to murder thirteen innocent people? What is his connection to Harry.
While classes, clashes, and Quidditch continue on at Hogwarts throughout, much of the book is dedicated to discovering the past of the escapee of Azkaban and the past of his schoolmates--the Marauders.
In Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban,new layers of the complex world Rowling has created are peeled back. New, creatures are introduced, new places are explored and, of course, new secrets revealed.
Rowling demonstrates once again that her series transcends the label of "children's book". While her writing is easily read and understood, the content of these bewitching stories can be readily enjoyed by people of all ages.
Recommended to: Ages 8 and up
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