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Im Englischen Original um einiges besser,
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Rezension bezieht sich auf: Harry Potter and the Goblet Of Fire (Gebundene Ausgabe)
Mit 19 Jahren gehöre ich vielleicht nicht hundertprozentig zu der Zielgruppe der Harry Potter Leser und bin deshalb auch sehr skeptisch dem ganzen Harry Potter Hype gegenübergestanden. Einen Tag bevor der Film In Deutschland anlief, habe ich das erste Buch gelesen und seit dem in kürzester Zeit alle vier.Der vierte Band ist zweifellos der beste. Nicht nur dass er doppelt so umfangreich ist, auch die Story ist absolut genial. Ich frage mich wie Rowling es schaffen will, die nachfolgenden Bände genauso spannend zu gestalten. Jedoch möchte ich jedem raten, die Bücher in Englisch zu lesen, da die deutsche Übersetzung manchmal etwas "strange" ist. ("giggeln" Ist das ein deutsches Wort???), außerdem ist das Englisch von J.K.Rowling, abgesehen von einigen unbekannten Wörtern, nicht so schwierig und jeder der schon fünf Jahre Englisch hatte kann, meines erachtens, die Bücher auch im Original lesen. Helfen Sie anderen Kunden bei der Suche nach den hilfreichsten Rezensionen
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go harry go,
Rezension bezieht sich auf: Harry Potter 4 and the Goblet of Fire (Taschenbuch)
I think I'm addicted. I've waited long to get part 4 of Harry's adventures, then read it within the space of two days, and now I can't wait for the fifth one. The Goblet of Fire is darker and definitely more violent than the previous books. That's not exactly a disadvantage in my opinion, but I wonder how kids think about it. Voldemort's murders (one right in chapter 1) seem troubling enough to me, and I'm an adult. Rowling beautifully parodies our Muggle world, starting with the Quiddich World Cup and the ever-horrible Dursleys. Then the actual plot starts: There are other wizarding schools apart from Hogwarts, and each of them sends a representative to compete in the Triwizard Tournament. Harry is chosen as the Hogwarts Champion, except that he didn't even enter, so someone with bad intentions has to be behind this. Who? He Who Must Not Be Named, of course. As in the previous books, Rowling presents us with a twisted and changing story and lots of strange behaviour from everyone that only makes sense right at the end. The only thing I really want to complain about is the House-Elves subplot, which goes nowhere and forces us to endure Dobby's presence, which is very annoying. But apart from that, Rowling certainly has a knack for moving the story along while at the same time giving us new insights into a number of characters, such as Neville Longbottom and my absolute favourite, Snape. In this book, Snape is getting a more intriguing character than ever, and I'm hoping to hear a lot more about him in the fifth part, which is bound to be at least as dark and interesting as the fourth one. Helfen Sie anderen Kunden bei der Suche nach den hilfreichsten Rezensionen
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the woman factor - an open letter to J. K. Rowling,
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Dear Mrs Rowling,I (31 years old, teacher) have just returned from a short holiday in which I read Harry Potter and the prisoner of Azkaban. And, like everyone else, I was gripped completely and loved the book thoroughly. When I had finished it, I wondered however, why every interesting and charismatic person acting in your stories so far had been male. All through my childhood I lacked female role-models. All I had was Pippi Longstocking, and besides it was all Robin Hood and Peter Pan and so on. (No-one wants to be Wendy!) Shouldn't today's girls get a little more? I do not mind Harry being a boy and Hermione a know-it-all hardly anyone will be tempted to identify with, but could you not at some point bring in an interesting female character? Or even more? I love your books, and with so many children reading them, the idea that the female characters could be portrayed as just as important and great as the male ones seems so thrilling and important to me that I just have to write to you about it. I do in no way intend to tell you what to write. Please do not get me wrong here. I just wanted remind you that there are probably as many girls reading Harry as there are boys, and that they, like me, long for role-models. When reading Harry 3, I identified a little with Harry, and a lot with Lupin and then Black. (I wished to be able to transform, maybe into a falcon.) I don't think I am an exception in my choice. Those were the charismatic characters. Not Hermione or McGonagall or Madam Pomfrey. I do hope you understand my concern and do not misinterpret me as someone who thinks she knows better. Helfen Sie anderen Kunden bei der Suche nach den hilfreichsten Rezensionen
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