Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire: Illustrated Edition

The book is absolutely stunning with the most beautiful illustrations. It is totally worth it and makes for an amazing gift. It is a pity the seller refuses to package it better. The cardboard box was wet (to be expected in the monsoons) and there was no plastic cover. My bag of potting soil came packaged much better and a bit unnecessarily, in my opinion. This gorgeous book came in a semi soggy cardboard cover. It's a miracle it wasn't badly damaged, just a bit pressed at the corners. Another customer might not be as lucky. Just saying....

If you're beginning to read harry potter, go for these. Having a visual guide along with the story is just pretty amazing. The artist did 100% justice to these illustrations and youll enjoy the story a little bit more.If you're a harry potter fan who has the original books, you can still go for this because there noting more magical than reading through an illustrated book. Each and every illustration is beautiful (though there seem to be lesser illustrations than the first few books). Especially goblet of fire is such a bomb part and possibly the most visually appealing part (after part 1) owing to all the extra curricular activities and this book does justice to that.Basically everyone needs to buy these illustrated books. They're that gorgeous though.

Got it even before the promised time—and I was absolutely thrilled! Big thanks!

I have pre-ordered this book and after a long wait received it. After third volume, it is after 2 years the much awaited fourth part illustrated by Jim Kay is released. Here is a quick review of this edition.1. This is mammoth book. Part 1, 2,3 had 256, 272, 336 pages respectively. This is much larger with 464 pages.2. Length and breadth is same as first three volumes.3. Thickness of the book is almost same as third though the number of pages has increased almost by 38% in fourth volume. The thickness of the pages is slightly reduced than the earlier volumes. Font size is also small as compared to previous volumes. I guess this decision was taken considering very high number of pages. With the same thickness and font size, this book have become very bulky. (May be in future it can be divided in two parts ?)4. Pages are glossy as usual.5. Earlier volumes had either small illustrations or decoration or different background colors or background image on each and every page. This luxury is not observed in this volume. Many pages are usual printed pages.6. Title page of each chapter is simple with decorative boarder and some symbolic images on top. In earlier volumes, each chapter began with illustrations or differently background colors.5. Needless to say, stunning illustrations by Jim Kay which makes it worth with all minor shortcomings.Potterheads ....go and grab it. You wont be disappointed.

First it's a hardcover and it's love 💕.And all the illustrations are beautifully presented the work is fabulous. I grow watching Harry Potter my whole life and I love it the most. The story is amazing it's just magical. It has all in it.... The suspense, thrill, love, friendship, humour and all. It is a lifetime experiance.And the quality of the book is very good.

Very nice but not too dark.Unfortunately, they don't move...

Beautiful gift for my 10 year old son. Also I got it at a good price.

For those of you who, like me, grew up reading the Harry Potter series, Jim Kay's illustrations give this universe a completely different perspective. So far, he's published till The Goblet of Fire, and the next one is scheduled to release later this year.Kay's illustrations are highly imaginative and extremely detailed. I particularly loved the painting of Diagon Alley in the first book. These editions are on the pricier side, but if you are fan of the Potterverse, this is definitely something you will enjoy.