The story I read was Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. The setting of the story is in England at a school for wizards called Hogwarts. There are three main characters, Harry Potter; Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger. Harry is a skinny boy with dark brown hair (which is always messy) and glasses. Ron is the youngest boy in a family of five, all of whom are wizards. He has lots of freckles and red hair - this is a trait that the whole family shares. Hermione is a tall girl with brown hair. She is what all the "wizards" call a "Mudblood". This means that she is a wizard whose parents are not magical. She however is a very talented wizard.
The story is basically all about Harry. He attends Hogwarts School of Wizardry, which is located far away from the rest of civilization, (the Muggles). When he arrives at Hogwarts for his fourth year he hears an announcement that there will be a contest for the sixth year students throughout the school year called, the Tri-Wizard Tournament. Two other wizardry schools will also be competing in this tournament. One student from each school will be chosen to compete for their school. Harry however, being only a fourth year student has no chance of being the one chosen. .
When the day came to select the students from each school, pieces of paper with each child's name on them were placed into the Goblet of Fire. The Goblet began "spitting out" pieces of paper. One.two.three. These were to be the competitors. But wait after the third name a fourth piece of paper came flying out of the goblet. On this last piece was the name Harry Potter. Even though Harry was only a fourth year student and had not been entered in the contest, it was decided that he would be allowed to compete.
There were three tests to pass in order to become the "Triwizard Champion". The first one was to fight a dragon. The second was to retrieve a personal item from the "Mer-people" that lived under the lake on the Hogwarts grounds.
He wants people to acknowledge Harry Potter as a literary phenomenon. ... How did Harry Potter begin? ... What is the magnitude of the impact of Harry Potter in the world? ... Why Harry Potter is given global recognition? ... Has Harry Potter been a good influence in the world today?...
Website Review: "The Great Harry Potter Debate" I reviewed a website entitled, "The Great Harry Potter Debate." ... It focused on the Harry Potter series. ... (Arendt) As I said before, the website discussed the censorship of the Harry Potter series. ... They should be allowed to read the Harry Potter books to their students. ... An open school should not censor books such as Harry Potter. ...
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, written by J. ... Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone takes place outside of London in modern times. ... The author reveals characters in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone mainly through actions. ... The point of view in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone is narrative and is appropriate for this story. ... Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone is a magnificent tale of mystery and adventure that will captivate audiences for years to come. ...
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Title: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone Author: J. ... Rowling Type: Fiction Purpose: To entertain Harry Potter (a sorcerer) comes to Hogwarts, a school for withes to learn about magic. ... Harry Potter doesn't know this yet, but he will have to overcome a big obstacle to survive. At first, Harry lives mean aunt and uncle. ... But only Harry could hear it. ...
The name of this book is Harry Potter. ... So finally this summer I decided to read the Harry Potter books because since the fifth book released this summer and had some amazing sales and reviews I decided to read them. ... The first book explains who Harry Potter is and who is parents are. ... Harry's guardians hate him because of this reason. ... There are many students who are also harmed by Lord Voldemort, the murderer of Harry's parents, because he is looking for Harry and he can't get to Harry. ...
The fantasy genre has had little to controversy until the advent of the Harry Potter series began in 1992. ... There are two different approaches to the Harry Potter books: the conservatives want to censor Harry Potter books from school libraries because they think that the stories will make children break rules, be violent, and worship the devil. On the other hand Harry Potter fans see this book as a source of fantasy and creativity that encourages children to read more. ... One argument against children reading Harry Potter books is that it encourages children to break rules, and later th...
Abhijeet Jhala Harry Potter Destiny is that which we are drawn towards and Fate is that which we run into- Wyatt Earp (http://koti.mbnet.fi/amoira/links.htm). ... Harry potter- as created by the Author is undoubtedly a young, charming personality who is destined to be hero. Heroes are merely social characters, and Harry potter is a born hero. It takes something out of life to be a Hero, and for some heroism is a natural characteristic amongst which Harry Potter is one of them. Harry Potter is a young boy who was born in a family of wizards. ...
In the book Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, J.K.Rowling takes you into the life of Harry Potter. ... Throughout this story Harry Potter learns many lessons along with his best friends Hermione and Ron. ... Black's unknown whereabouts put the Hogwart's Campus on edge an on full alert as Harry Potter and his classmates return for a new school year. ... In the end, Harry and his friends do save Harry from the Evil Voldermort but the real hero of the story is Sirius Black, who is not a murderer at all, but in fact is Harry's Godfather. ... Some readers may think that...
