Harry Potter and the Sorcerors Stone Book review

Harry’s journey does not seem to start of the tales of a hero, but like all things in life, its just unpredictable. The story begins in a neighborhood with nothing out of place with a family anything but out of the ordinary. At the very first lines of the b

He meets new friends on his way to Hogwarts and makes new enemies. The main characters in the book; a bossy know it all and a boy from a well-known family trying to make a name of his own, and Harry himself, go through some type of change that tests their limits which always becomes a fun read. Other interesting characters such as goblins, giants, centaurs and unicorns help Harry along his way, which results in some interesting interactions. The setting could only come from the reader’s imagination, as it is very much open to interpretation. Only one can imagine the formal neighborhood of Pivet Drive (residence of the Dursleys), the serene look of the lake at Hogwarts, and Hogwarts itself, a fine Institution with mysterious corridors and magic around every corner. But everything is not perfect in this place, and as the story continues, an evil presence is felt among Harry and his cohorts and a stone that everyone seems to be after is seemingly the answer to the puzzle Harry must solve or if their too late, may not experience another year at Hogwarts.

ook, mysterious figures appear around the neighborhood of the perfectly normal family, and immediate

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