Arguably the most important Harry Potter sequel included a wild and confusing detail that most viewers might have overlooked.

T he Harry Potter movies made many changes to the books for different reasons, but one change in Goblet of Fire completely changed an important decision by cutting a key book character. The Harry ...

Do you need another copy of a Harry Potter book? Probably not, but don’t let that stop you from considering this stunning new edition of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire from Scholastic. If ...

The book’s illustrator, Karl James Mountford, told People, “It’s wonderful, surreal and a little bit terrifying to illustrate the interactive edition of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.

While these illustrated and interactive editions of the Harry Potter book series look impressive, it's important to note that author JK Rowling continues to espouse harmful anti-trans rhetoric.

"In Book Four, Harry does decide he likes a girl, but it's not Hermione or Ginny," author J.K. Rowling told Scholastic in 2000 when the "Goblet of Fire" book was released.