Sunday 27 March 2011

ROWLING, J.K, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

Inés Pineda, 2° ESO A

It tells the story of an orphan who has spent his life in a cupboard, ignored and blamed for all the wrongs in life. (Not really)

He discoveres he is a wizard and goes on a journey in which he becomes, a confident, budding young wizard with friends, a makeshift family...

This book is destined to be a classic. It is modern, but still has aspects of traditional magical stories, it has a lovely vocabulary and humor stuffed in with suspense, sympathy, awkwardness... love it!

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