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The lavishly illustrated Goblet of Fire is 216 pages longer than The Philosopher's Stone, 192 pages longer than Chamber of Secrets, and 128 pages longer than Prisoner of Azkaban. The text is presented in full, without abbreviations.

Ever since the Black Mark flashed in the sky during the Quidditch World Cup, Harry Potter has been in danger. Chosen by the Goblet of Fire to represent Hogwarts at the legendary Triwizard Tournament, Harry faces tests of his own courage and wizarding skills that even the greatest wizards might not be able to overcome - the first such test being a fight with a ferocious Hungarian cuckold. But for Harry, this tournament was only a prelude to much more sinister events. In the misty Little Hengelton, where Tom Radle's ancestral graves are located, the darkest magic is revived...