... a bad mind, either. There's talent, oh my goodness, yes - and a nice thirst to prove yourself, now that's interesting So where shall I put you?"" (Rowling, p90) The sorting hat realizes that there is potential to become a great wizard, but it does not say when. Harry may go on to become a great wizard, ... think she wasn't a teacher to cross. Strict and clever, she gave them a talking to the moment they had sat down in her first class." (Rowling, p100) Professor McGonagall who happens to be a woman, portrays the confidence and control that a great wizard must have in order to be successf...

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I. Title: "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" II. Author: J. K. Rowling III. Summary: This book was about a boy named Harry Potter and his adventures at Hogwarts School for Witches and Warlocks. It is Harry's second year at the school. His two ... and Ginny were reunited. A magical plant cured Hermione as well as the rest of the attacked. As for Harry he had defeated Lord Voldemort once again. IV. I would say that Rowling is a good author. I have read the first two Harry Potter books. I liked both of them. I did think the second book was better than first and I have been told the third...

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... depends on the person watching the movie. Age and maturity make play a big role in comparing a movie to a book. For example, the opinion of 28 year old. "I think that the J.K. Rowling book Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone was and always will be better than the movie because Firstly, the book increases a child's imagination and lets them decide what everything will ... . The movie never sends enough time developing him as a villain (Hsi, Movie Review ). Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone never really unearths the wonderful film that is so clearly in J.K. Rowling's book (Gilman, ...

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The book, Harry Potter and the prisoner of Azkaban, is written by J.K. Rowling. It's the third book of the well-known Harry Potter series. Azkaban is a prison in the wizard world. The main problem in this book is that a feared mass murderer escapes ... I read the book for the first time to do not finish the book at once. I like Harry Potter stories because it's about a strange world where everything could happen. I think that J.K. Rowling can write very exciting stories and in every time she surprises you. At first you think that it's Sirius Black who's the bad guy in the story and later you...

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... an entertaining book to read. Each character has his own unique traits that we encounter in the real world. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone is an enchanting novel by J.K. Rowling and is apparently written particularly for kids. However, the lessons that People can learn from the novel are very valuable and they could be applied in their daily lives. Nowadays ... never had anything to share before or, indeed anyone to share it with. It was a nice feeling sitting there with Ron eating their way through Harry's pasties, cakes, and candies." (Rowling 102) The author tackled the value ...

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... Headless Nick during the opening feast at Hogwarts and refuses to eat when she learns the food is a product of slavery. "Slave labour. That's what made this dinner. Slave labour." (Rowling 162). Hermione then continues to research the history of elf slavery and finds that elves are uneducated, unable to argue, unable to think for themselves, they are unpaid and in ... on key characters. Hermione and Dumbledore are both working for the abolishment of slavery but on different scales. A very controversial topic, which is depicted effectively and clearly by the author J.K. Rowling, will onl...

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Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (E2B) Dear Mrs. Farkas, My book is Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, by J.K Rowling. It is about Harry Potter, a young wizard who is now 13, and is known by every wizard because he survived from the greatest dark wizard, Voldemort. Harry has had many ... ...

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