Why you must absolutely read the Harry Potter books!

This is a legendary set suggested for children around the age 7+. The set contains a bit of violence but overall is a daring adventure for all the bookworms out there. They’re about the adventures of three students who attend a school that teaches witchcraft and wizardry.

Harry Potter and The Philosopher’s Stone

This is where Harry Potter gets hold of some extraordinary information that definitely changed his life. He meets his two best friends, some mysterious creatures and also got a glance at someone that may decide his fate in the future.

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

This is when destruction occurs to some of the school and many events occur. Some are turned … but into what? Some valuable items try to get stolen.

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban

Harry finds his secret relative and some panic occurs as some people nearly get hurt. Some dark hearted people escape but who …

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

Visions make Harry panic and he tries to save something important that was lost. He finds himself in deep trouble and his friends join together to help save Harry and fight for his rights. However, Harry loses a loved one in the fight that pursues.

Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince

Hunting a horcrux is vital to save Harry’s life but it all goes wrong as a fight starts between the Dark Arts and Hogwarts. The half blood prince proves to be a fierce opponent and a sacrifice is made to save Harry’s life.

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

War stops as the battle ends between the two groups but some are injured and some lose their life. This is very important as many characters leave due to war.

These books are very interesting and are a good present for anyone who loves reading. The first time I started reading The Philosophers Stone I couldn’t put it down and within a week, I had finished the first book. This set is a gripping adventure of Harry and his friend’s that will stay with you forever. I am sure you’ll want to see the films and explore Harry Potter more once you’ve read them.

By Isabelle
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