J.K. Rowling, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban Review

Overall Rating

No Voldemort.
Emotional development.
Darker, and more grown up than the previous two.

This is a far cry from the previous two action-packed, Boy-With-A-Hero-Complex books.

This one, with loveable new characters and someone who wants to take care of Harry in a real home environment, is both heartwarming and a little sad.

Alongside Hermione disappearing all the time, Ron and Hermione constantly having a row, and Harry being tracked by a man who is believed to have killed countless muggles, it is a fast-paced and dark dramatic book.

One of my two favourite Harry Potter books, (I loved Half-Blood Prince), for the simple fact that my favourite character is Sirius (Although Lupin is very high on my list as well.)