




Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone : J.K. Rowling: desertcart.in: Books Review: A must read for the potterheads - After completing all the movies years ago, I gave first harry potter book a try, and blimy, it was worth it! Plots were so detailed and different from the movie, I didn’t expect to be so many differences. Looking forward to read other books and waiting for TV series to be more closer to the books. Thank you JK! Review: A Classic on Magic - Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone is a classic that holds a special place in the hearts of many readers. While the movie is charming, the book offers a much richer experience with deeper world-building and details that film simply can’t capture. The language may feel a bit challenging at first, but you quickly settle into the flow of the writing. Overall, it’s a wonderfully immersive read, and I would rate it a strong 9/10





| ASIN | 1408855658 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #229 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #1 in Children's Action & Adventure #1 in Fantasy (Books) #1 in Children's Literature & Fiction (Books) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (135,455) |
| Dimensions | 12.9 x 2.3 x 19.7 cm |
| Generic Name | Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone: The Iconic First Book – Paperback |
| ISBN-10 | 9781408855652 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1408855652 |
| Importer | Atlantic Publishers and Distributors (P) Ltd., 7/22, Ansari Road, Darya Ganj, New Delhi - 110002 INDIA, Email – [email protected], Ph – 011-47320500 |
| Item Weight | 275 g |
| Language | English |
| Net Quantity | 500.00 Grams |
| Paperback | 352 pages |
| Publisher | Bloomsbury Children's Books; 2011th edition (3 September 2014) |
| Reading age | Customer suggested age: 10 years and up |
R**A
A must read for the potterheads
After completing all the movies years ago, I gave first harry potter book a try, and blimy, it was worth it! Plots were so detailed and different from the movie, I didn’t expect to be so many differences. Looking forward to read other books and waiting for TV series to be more closer to the books. Thank you JK!
S**Y
A Classic on Magic
Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone is a classic that holds a special place in the hearts of many readers. While the movie is charming, the book offers a much richer experience with deeper world-building and details that film simply can’t capture. The language may feel a bit challenging at first, but you quickly settle into the flow of the writing. Overall, it’s a wonderfully immersive read, and I would rate it a strong 9/10
P**A
Best Gift for my daughter ❤️
Best gift for my daughter before Christmas 🎁🎄
A**A
Nice
The product quality and pages are very good
A**.
Must read for Potterheads
It’s really good the paper quality was too good not even a single page was folded or damaged , Must buy Potterheads
A**V
Best thing i bought
It's was so good and the book was also damn good if anyone interested in magic and another world it's the best thing you can buy it will take you to a world everyone told us fake
C**N
Magical
Perfect casting and great production. Absolutely worth it. Will be listening to the rest of the series as they come out.
N**A
Fictional Storm
So astonishing plotline and deftly etched characters.
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This is the kick-off of the Harry Potter the wizard series. Until his early childhood, Harry doesn’t know he is the son of two very famous wizards. His uncle and aunt, where he grew up, have always kept him in the dark about the circumstances his parents died. They dislike everything connected to magic as something unnatural, and therefore also Harry himself. But his life is about to change with the arrival of a particular letter, Harry has never heard of Hogwarts, a school for wizards. He can’t believe it at first, he has never used magic before so why should he go to school to learn how to be a wizard? There is a lot to learn during his first year at Hogwarts, furthermore, he learns more about his parents and how they died. The young boy survived that attack, but why was he spared? Who is this dark wizard who should not be named? There are rumours in the wizarding world that he’s dead or supposedly too weak to reappear. Is Hogwarts really the safest place, will Harry be strong enough to fight Voldemort again, in case he comes back. The young wizard will soon find out when he is confronted with a menace and his worst fears come true. This series is in my opinion not only for children, adults will find it amusing too. It’s a series to come back to again and again. A true masterpiece is full of adventure on a magical level, one you can’t put down.
M**S
It's really a classic history
I**N
If you step back and forget the movies, they're a number of clever hidden clues throughout the book. And as you continue through the series a number a one off lines connect to major points. A comforting read I come back to yearly. Though with the movie music in my head the entire time.
R**I
Sicuramente non facile da leggere se volete capire ogni singola parola. Solo nella prima pagina sono presenti parole come shudder, hummed, tawny, flutter, peck, tyke, tabby, huddle... giusto per darvi un'idea della difficoltà. Tuttavia, il libro è fatto bene e per i fan di HP è un must-have!
J**S
Picked as a wild card while ordering multiple books, what a gem. It seems like many moons ago since I watched the first harry potter movie, in fact one of the only ones that I ever did as a child and then didn't return to the series again since reading this book. As I read through it's pages I recalled endless amounts of memories from the film and how it went, it all fits in to place and makes for a very good read. The book length isn't to long nor to short, if you're planning to read them one by one as I was order number two in the series alongside just so that you don't finish the first and find yourself waiting for a delivery to continue the series. This book, the first in the series, is a very exciting and well put together introduction of all of the characters at Hogwarts and their jernouy on their first term. I find it brilliant that J.K. Rowling wrote Harry from a regular muggle to a wizard as it allows the reader to understand the wizardry world as Harry's learning it, to write it in any other way would have been hard to understand, a fine example of the brilliance of J.K. Rowling's writing in this series. The only problem with this book, as written in the book, is that you can't put it down. I decided to drag out the read over days as I like to have the feeling of something to go back to or wake up to and enjoy rather than everything else I do, I want to enjoy my time spent reading and this book certainly allows for that. Each chapter sets of where the last one left and there's no needing to remind yourself of the story before reading again, it all comes flooding back without trouble. I remember the original books and their designs, I think someone I know may still have them stored away somewhere but I defiantly like the look of the newer designed front covers, from the lightning strike in the o of the book title to the general coloring of the book and the feel of the cover I couldn't stop looking at it when I first got it delivered, something about the book draws me in. I have the second book on my bookshelf reading and waiting for the time next I decide to continue with the series, wanting to know more about this world and their adventures I'm sure that all be soon enough. On the whole I hadn't had an interest in the Harry Potter series since a kid as explained but reading this book has made me realize what a gem of a read I've been missing. I appreciate this isn't the newest book in existence and to many they've probably read the last book and watched the last film and it's all over but even then I can imagine that this series is worth a re-read for someone who has the time. So, on the whole, if you're thinking about buying it as I did as something to dive into and see if you do or don't like, DO IT, there's no regret to be had, and at the prices that Amazon are able to offer the paperback version for I can't believe the quality for so little money. Enjoy.