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| Title | : | The Harry Potter trilogy (Harry Potter #1-3) |
| Author | : | J.K. Rowling |
| Book Format | : | Hardcover |
| Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 900 pages |
| Published | : | 1999 by Ted Smart/Bloomsbury |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Fiction. Young Adult. Childrens. Adventure. Magic. Novels |
J.K. Rowling
Hardcover | Pages: 900 pages Rating: 4.66 | 6591 Users | 170 Reviews
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The 3rd story has always been my favorite so I had to read it again. Of all the books it's the only one where Harry Potter is not battling Lord Voldemort so-as the little kid I was when I started reading-it was not "scary." I also loved finding out Sirius was a good guy and that Harry finally had a family. A great book for good feelings. The second one was just as fun. Dobby is such a classic character and he always makes me laugh. My all time favorite was Professor Lockhart because he was such an idiot! He could be described as a self obsessed, peacock at best. The first one I remember reading with mom and dad when my brother and I were little. Because of that it is always a cozy book to snuggle up with. A lost boy finding a place where he belonged is a good story.Present Books As The Harry Potter trilogy (Harry Potter #1-3)
| Original Title: | The Harry Potter trilogy: The Philosopher's Stone; The Chamber of Secrets; The Prisoner of Azkaban |
| ISBN: | 1856136639 (ISBN13: 9781856136631) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Harry Potter #1-3 |
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Ratings: 4.66 From 6591 Users | 170 ReviewsComment On Of Books The Harry Potter trilogy (Harry Potter #1-3)
I'm only thing this boxset instead of the three books individually because I absolutely hate the American title: "Harry Potter and the Sorcerers Stone" Was there actually any need to change the title? Are there no philosophers in the US? Anyway, no need to rage.cool
It is always so nice and comforting to revisit the world of Harry Potter. This was my first time listening to it on audio, and it was a new and different experience, yet as familiar as ever. Jim Dale does a great job with the narration; due to the movies, I've almost come to grips with things being pronounced differently than in my head while reading, but Jim Dale threw a whole nother wrench into it - Gryffindah, Voldemorrrr, etc. I still loved it though, how could you not?
SO FAR, SO GOOD.
The amazing series paired with colorful illustrations that add to the magic.
I gave in and decided I had to see what all the fuss was about. I enjoyed all the books, but the pacing is a little off. The earlier books are more obviously children's books, and then, as the broader appeal of the series became clear, she started to write for a more adult audience and both the plotlines and prose become more convoluted. If for some odd reason you haven't read these yet, I'd recommend them, if only for the sake of cultural literacy.
Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone has become one of the most well known and popular childrens books of all time. I my opinion this is a well deserved accolade, this book is perfectly suited for those within the 8-12 age range, however readers of any age may enjoy this title.The story centres around an 11 year old boy named Harry Potter. Harry is an orphan who has grown up with his aunt, uncle and cousin. Harry discovers that he is in fact a wizard and that his parents were killed by an
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