This game isn't very good. It takes too little time to complete, is too easy, and where not easy, nearly impossible. unlike most games, there are only certain spaces where you can stop to save, and it doesn't follow the storyline. Example, Madam hooch is the one who puts you on the quiddich team, and you get the book on Nicholas flamel in the restricted section. And you have to make a potion, not choose one for Snape's challenge, and you don't play chess on the chessboard. And to learn a spell, you just move your wand up down left and right! Downright stupid! Not good for gamers under 10. Advance wars is much better as well as F-zero.

This game is nothng like te movie or book but it is amazingly fun. I still neeed to find all the frogs to change the ending but other then that it is easy to figure out and to beat so have a blast

The game is great. I have the games for gameboy advance, gameboy color, and windows. The bad thing and the reason I deducted a star was because of frustrating gameplay, misplaced graphics, and not including norbert and the invisibility cloak. The other 4 stars are for good graphics, good way to learn spells, good spell choice, and the hogwart's 7 floor layout. Great game, great layout, great EA.

well, this game is, um, hard. HARD! First you gotta go to potions class, go throuh a huge maze in hagrid's garden, chase malfoy on a broom, then at night sneak down to the third floor. THAT's where i'm stuck since it's HARD! There are too many people on patrol that catch you and it's hard! So, if u like easier games, don't buy this!

From <a href="http://www.truceteachers.org/">Teachers Resisting Unhealthy Children's Entertainment</a>: "Printed on cardboard, a format meant for baby books, this book comes with four shades of lipstick and rouge with applicator. Pictures and text show girls how to put make-up on Barbie and themselves.""These 'toy' books undermine the acquisition of reading skills by diverting children's attention from the story line and language. They can make traditional books seem boring when they don't resemble toys and make children expect their books to use gimmicks to entertain."

This book might be good if you intend showing your dog and entering professional competitions. Even then it's not that great. It scratches the surface for all a lot of topics but nothing in detail. A lot of useless info. such as how odor spreads out from an animal or a human being.I have read Good Dogs Great Owners by Brian Kilcommons and The Art of raising a puppy by The Monks of New Skete. By far, those2 books are much worth the money and time. These 2 books deserve 10 Stars without hesitation.In short, Training your GSD isn't worth the time or money. Get one of the other 2 [ preferably both ]which provide a lot of details,insight and step-by-step instructions.Good luck