In J.K. Rowling's book Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, we meet a meek, shy boy named Harry. ... (Rowling, p102.) ... ( Rowling, p111) He is developing, yet is not proving himself to be at par with his reputation. ... (Rowling p139) It is clear the amount of confidence and courage it would take to play this dangerous game. ...
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 out of the prison and that explains the title. The...
Harry Potter and Slavery As long as there is power, greed, and jealousy, slavery will always exist. There is an apparent theme of slavery and overpowering which takes its toll on not just those directly involved but affects all and can be seen through the enslavement of the house elves, the overp...
