Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone - Library Edition

By J. K. Rowling

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Published Nov 1, 2003

309 pages

Average rating: 8.98

382 RATINGS

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Readers say *Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone - Library Edition* offers a magical, immersive introduction to Hogwarts that appeals to both longti...

kevlar
8/10 stars
Re-reading this as a more well read adult, I was eager to see how it holds up to my childhood reading of it.
I am happy to say the enthralling world still pulls you in immediately. The language is surprisingly robust and balances ease of reading and good description.

The story I know well, but having not read the books in over a decade, I was a little surprised at how much depth they hold. I have recently gone through the film's and the magic of the books is just overflowing compared to them.

I'm looking forward to blasting through the rest before the end of the year :)
DarthCypher
8/10 stars
This is a great series. I have to go back and reread it every couple of years.
Nellita23
10/10 stars
Listens to this audio book as we watched all the Harry Potter movies in March. The family rule for children is you cannot see a movie if you have not read the book.

Harry Potter discovers that his parents were wizards on his 10th birthday. He gets selected to attend Hogwarts the school for wizards against his uncle's wishes.

His uncle's family are muggles--ordinary people. for his entire life, they have treated Harry poorly.

Now, I will read the rest if the series.
josiechi09
10/10 stars
I wonder why hagrid loves magical creatures
ChrissyB
10/10 stars
Just finished it for the 7th time! Excellent still! Each time is like a new read

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