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    mathwhizliked a comment in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.
    When I read this book it's like I can go in side the nook and do some spells and ride a broom.
    Over 4 years ago
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    mathwhizliked a comment in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.
    Very funny when Aunt turned into a balloon😂🤭🤣😝😹😆
    Over 4 years ago
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    mathwhizliked a comment in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.
    This is probably my all-time favorite book. Or rather, the series is my favorite. I love the plot and plot twists and I recommend it to anyone! Harry Potter just ran away from the Dursely's after being harassed by "Aunt" Marge. He doesn't know what to do until the Knight Bus shows up. As he spends the rest of his summer holidays in Diagon Ally, Sirius Black escapes from Azkaban, who is said to be trying to hunt Harry down. This is one of my favorite books because you find out a lot about Harry's father and what he was like. True to form, Snape is as mean as always, and so is Malfoy. His friends are supportive and loyal. Even though the third is one of the most uneventful of the series, I found it one of the most enjoyable. I enjoyed reading a prank and a quidditch victory.
    Over 4 years ago
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    mathwhizliked a comment in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.
    Prisoner of Azkaban is one of the greatest books but the thing that's bad about it is that there isn't much action like most Harry Potter but it still a great book and there 3rd Defense Against the Dark Art teacher Professor Lupin was a werewolf I mean that is really exciting and the students were actually learning something in the but Severus Snape got Professor Lupin kicked out because he was a werewolf.
    Over 4 years ago
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    mathwhizliked a comment in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (Book 1).
    Good book review! very discriptive. Good Job!
    Over 4 years ago
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    mathwhizliked a comment in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (Book 1).
    Imagine having lost both of your parents without ever getting the chance to know them, then having to live with your uncle and aunt who hate you for no apparent reason at all. In Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone by J.K Rowling Harry endures all of this and more. The setting starts in a small town in England called Little Whinging during the 1990’s, but the main setting of the book is in a castle which is also a school called Hogwarts. The main antagonist of the book is the evil wizard known as Lord Voldemort which is just an anagram for his real name which is Tom Riddle. Throughout the book the Sorcerer's stone is mentioned as a magical item which could make the elixir of life which granted the one who drank it immortality. For this reason, Lord Voldemort was trying to steal the sorcerer’s stone for himself. His plan was to use the defense against the dark arts teacher Professor Quirrell to take the stone while he was in hogwarts. Harry has an Aha! Moment when he finds out that professor Quirrell had been working with voldemort to steal the sorcerer’s stone and is able to stop the two with the help of dumbledore. I would recommend this book to anybody over the age of 10. It is relatively advanced and long, it can be tedious to read if you haven’t had much experience reading. This book is a great starter to the series and has something for everyone which is why I would give this book a 10/10.
    Over 4 years ago

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