Book review of harry potter

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H arry Potter is about to start his second year at Hogwarts.

The three main characters in. It merely prepares you for what’s coming next. It’s part history, part nostalgia trip. Inside is the full text of the original novel, with decorations by Mary GrandPré.

For the recor then, O future reader, this latest installment in Harry’s saga is quite a good book. To celebrate the 20th anniversary of this story, Scholastic has released new covers for the series, illustrated by Caldecott Medal-winning artist Brian Selznick. The covers are a kind of magic in their own right:.

The books allow us to envision a magical world that we are unable to see.

Wizards are usually tolerant and good toward muggles. The book thins the line between real life and fantasy. In terms of its prose, this book reads like spreading soft butter. However, she has frequently given fans updates on the characters’ futures and further details of their histories on her encyclopedic digital platform, Pottermore. Rowling, was reviewed by Bianca Schulze.

With The Cursed Child she has not broken her promise. This new Potter book is not a novel,. Charm counts for a lot in kids’ books, one genre where it’s less important to make everything new than to put in just the right things. It was a play, and one that was having its script published into book format. It seeme then, like a bit of a strange choice to advertise it as The Eighth Story.

Twists, suspense and an excellent plot, this book deserves stars. My favourite characters are Hermione and Luna. It’s a play based on a story by J. Before I read this book , I had never really read fantasy, but I still enjoyed it. Witchcraft and wizardry are central themes, and the lead roles are played by wizards, witches, and other magical creatures. Although the characters practice casting spells, reading crystal balls, etc.

Parts of the story, especially to a Potter devotee, may seem so perfect that they read like fanfiction: alternate timelines that satisfy the curiosities of hungry fans, relationships too much like established “ships,” and twists too outlandish to feel real.

After all, it was a story that came with several caveats: I) it was written by Jack Thorne, not JKR II) it came in the format of a script III) it was a story that heavily relied on the magic of theatre and actors, something a reader in Australia would not be able to experience. Besides dialogue, readers will encounter stage directions, often more helpful and suggestive than the lean and plot-propelled story line. Here’s a fairly new world where Harry, as the father of three, struggles to understand his angry teen-age son, Albus.

The bonus of bookmarks and a poster really add to the complete package. You guys already know the story. Suffice to say, I enjoyed reading this.

Throughout my day, I just wanted to get back to reading this book and it was hard to put down at times. Sirius Black, escaped mass-murderer and follower of Lord Voldemort, is on the run - and they say he is coming after Harry.