There are times when the child within each of us dreams of being in another world, a world where magic truly exists and the Laws of Science do not apply. Imagine that everything surrounding you right now is magical and all these things can never be seen in the real world. What would you do? How would you feel? Just think of the possibilities if you live in a world like this, a world full of magic and mysteries waiting to be discovered. Wouldn't that be really amazing.
In this modern times, very few people believe in magic because of the recent advances in science. Many people think that magic can only happen in their dreams. Now, however, millions of people are fascinated by magic through reading and this phenomenon can be shown by Harry Potter's story. His name is known by millions of people all over the world and his story continues to attract several millions more .
Even though the story of Harry Potter is fictional, it has dealt with certain issues in the real world that makes it interesting and easy to relate with. The different kinds of character in the story also contribute to making the novel 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, it is rare to find a book which could easily capture the interest of millions of young readers. In today's age of modern science and computers, most children have already forgotten the wonderful experience of reading. They want everything served to them in an instant. They have lost their patience and forbearance. But because of one book, they have been positively influenced to go back to reading. Even adults have been absorbed in reading the book.
This kind of tree can move and cause damage which was exactly what happened. ... The next day everybody heard about the flying car and were all congratulating Ron and Harry and also their classes begun. ... All he talked about was himself. ... The next day everybody heard about the flying car and were all congratulating Ron and Harry and also their classes begun. ... All he talked about was himself. ...
Harry's Aunt and Uncle really do not care much about him. ... There are pictures of Dudley all over the house, but not a single one of Harry. ... Not all of the people at school like him. ... Harry starts to learn about his real parents. ... One day Harry over hears some teachers talking about the Sorcerer's Stone. ...
Harry's aunt and uncle are very strong disbelievers in that magical crap, never told Harry anything about his true self. ... He picked up the note that explained to him what happened to Harry's parents and stating they were his only living relatives. ... It tells all about the way Harry flies and helps his team a great deal by being the best player on the team. ... In the novel they also had a lot more about Harry and his friends attending classes. ... When Harry and his friends, go on search to see what professor Snape is up to. ...
Rowling Type: Fiction Purpose: To entertain Harry Potter (a sorcerer) comes to Hogwarts, a school for withes to learn about magic. ... At first, Harry lives mean aunt and uncle. Here, Harry doesn't know at all that he is a sorcerer, until he receives a strange letter inviting him to Hogwarts. ... Harry does end up at Hogwarts, but what is there is quite surprising. ... But only Harry could hear it. ...
Summary: This book was about a boy named Harry Potter and his adventures at Hogwarts School for Witches and Warlocks. ... No one else could understand what Harry was saying and they thought he was urging the snake on. ... Harry put it all toge! ... She was afraid it would tell Harry about very thing in a way to make her sound willing to do it. ... The bird gave Harry the hat and started flying around the snakes" head giving Harry time to figure out what to do with the hat. ...
The letter scene helps prepare the viewers for what is going to happen in the near future to Harry. ... Now we all know that this world does not exist, but on the screen it seems so real, like maybe it does really exist only we are muggles and we don't know about it. ... Like when Harry tells Ron what his name is, and Ron asks him if he really has a scar. ... Now of course we are going to like Harry's friends, but what about his enemies and teachers. ... Up until that point, you thought that she was this stiff old lady that really didn't care about the students, but after...
There is an identifiable climax in this story and it occurs when Harry finds out about the Sorcerer's Stone and the events that lead up to the climax make it extremely exciting. ... This story has universal implications and could take place just about any time and any place. The theme of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone is that if you keep trying and never give up eventually you will get what you deserve. ... The strengths and weaknesses are evident in all the characters, especially Harry and his best friends Hermione and Ron. ... The mood of this story seems to be one of ...
Not only does he have all of the typical fears that a regular boy would have of going off to a new school, but also has all of these abnormal fears about his reputation to conquer. ... When Harry was wearing the sorting hat to decide what house he would be joining, it whispered that he did contain courage... Powdered root of what to and infusion of what? ... What matters is what others think of him. ... But after all this, does Harry live up to his reputation? ...
When Harry asks what it is, Hagrid just says it is Hogwart business. ... Harry, Ron, and Hermione are all put into the Griffindor house. ... And he knows Hagrid would never tell anyone about how to get past Fluffy, but suddenly Harry gets an idea. ... What Harry sees on the other side he would never have expected in a hundred years. ... When Quirrel asks what he sees, Harry lies. ...
