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Name: Harry Potter & The Prisoner of Azkaban
Rating: 4.8 (369 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 (369):

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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Mandy

This is best book what i ever read

Ana

The book is a non-stop ride. Secret twists await the reader at the end! J.K. Rowling never lets up. 3rd year Hogwart's becomes a dark, mysterious place full of adventure. The book is a great read. I couldn't put it down!

Ana

this book is great!! It would probably be one of the best books in this Universe!

devika

amazing............fantastic.......fabulous.............fantabulous.........

ainna

it's the best!!!!

priyanka

This book is excellent. I love the twist in the end. This the best book of all the three.

MrsBiggerstaff

This is by far the best book in the series, followed closely by Goblet of Fire. ^.^

Akanksha

This book is simply great, and i love the way J.K.Rowling opened so many secrets ..... I really loved this book. When i started reading this book in at night i was not able to leave it in btween and kept on reading till morning. I love all the books of J.K. Rowling.i would like all children of every age to read Harry Potter books.

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