A boy discovers he is really a wizard and his life is forever changed by this news in good ways and bad. Good, because he is taken from a situation that would be horrible to anyone, and put into Hogwarts: School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Bad, because he learns that his parents were killed by someone who also wanted him dead as well but he was saved for some strange reason. Along his incredible journey to find out who this person is that people won't willingly talk about he meets friends by the name of Ron Weasley and Hermonie Granger.

This book is good for all ages who want to read a good book and get lost in a world of magic.

I liked how the world changed instantly for Harry when he learns of his true heritage.

I didn't like how Harry was treated by his extended family.(The Dursley's)

When I first read this book I didn't think I would like it as much as I did but after reading this I did all I could to get my hands on the sequel's and read them all within a week.

Reading this gave me some confidence to try my hand at writing more, with the hope that one day I'll be able to produce something as good or even better.

J.K. Rowling

I would like everyone to read this book at least once.

There is no reason I wouldn't recommend this book.

I think it is a good read for people of all ages, and a wonderful book to read to your children when it's time for bed or a little family time.

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