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This book report is on J.K Rowlings book, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. This book is about Harry Potter trying to overcome the challenges and obstacles in the Triwizard Tournment. The setting in the book is at Hogwarts, Triwizard Tournment and the Burrow. The main characters are Harry Potter, Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger. The main conflict is when Barty Crouch Jr. puts Harry’s name into the Goblet of Fire. This is not supposed to happen because you had to be in the 6th year to put your name the Goblet of Fire.

In this book thier are 3 important rising events. One of them is the 1st task in the Triwizard Tournament were Harry has to fight a vicious, deadly, firebreathing dragon. The 2nd rising event is when Harry has to save Ron

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