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Name: Harry Potter & The Prisoner of Azkaban
Rating: 4.8 (367 reviews)
Author: J.K. (Joanne) Rowling
ISBN: 9780439136358

Harry Potter & The Prisoner of Azkaban

Book 3

by J.K. (Joanne) Rowling

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Readers' Rating (367):

First Published:
Sep 1, 1999, 435 pages

Paperback:
Sep 2001, 448 pages

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- Speculative, Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Alt. History
- Young Adults
- UK (Britain) & Ireland
- Contemporary
- Magical or Supernatural
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astari

This book is BOOM! I really love it ;p especialy the part of magic and the adventure of time.

Meg

This book is just dandy! You get to learn more about the Potter's hidden past. I love how Rolwing gave us a lot of clues for the next books!

nevely

i suggest to read this books it's great

rustam

this is best harry potter book i have ever seen

Lieke

This is the best Harry Potter Book... And I m sure that you will think the same if you read it...
It's great, with much action, more lovely teachers (professor lupin and more) And this time No Voldemort!!! yes!!. In this book you learn a lot about Harry's father, his friend, and a joke with Severus Snape, lovely.

paradise

I think the book is great you can realy get into it. I can't wait to see the movie

Kyle Marshall

this book wasthe best one of the series yet. Keep up the good work.

Justin Spears

Whoever said this book was xxxx had to be full of it. This series is great because it deals with magic, both good and evil. But in the end you know Good Always prevails.........or so you think.

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