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The first novel of the series Harry

Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone tells the story of the

eponymous protagonist, a young

English orphan boy living with his

aunt, uncle and cousin in Surrey, England. The relatives treat him terribly

and have housed him in a cupboard

under the staircase. His life is quite

miserable but he seems to have

unexplainable abilities that manifest

when he is in trouble or angry, that makes strange things happen around

him. Thanks to these mysterious

occurences his stuffy and ordinary

relatives shun and fear him even more,

being as they are, the paragons of

normality, a virtous image of British suburban life. But suddenly on his 11th birthday Harry receives a letter from an

unlikeliest of places, Hogwarts, a

school of Witchcraft and Wizardy,

informing that he has been accepted

there to study the magical arts. The

revelation that he is infact a wizard opens a whole world of magic,

wonder but also of danger to him. He

goes to this strange school, leaving his

dreary life with his relatives, the

Dursleys, behind him and diving

headlong into the new and exciting world of wizards and witches that co-

exists with the world of normal people

or Muggles as wizards call them. At

school he makes two inseparable

friends, Ron Weasley , a red headed,

loyal and good humored boy and Hermione Granger, a studious, clever

and serious girl, with whom he shares

his adventures. During his first year

Harry also befriends the Hogwarts’

half-giant Groundskeep Hagrid and

the Head Master Albus Dumbledore but also makes a few enemies, the

chief among them a teacher, Magic

Potions Master Severus Snape and a

fellow student Draco Malfoy who

continue to be an obstacle in his

adventures throughout the book series. In the backdrop of the story

looms the shadow of Lord Voldemort,

the greatest dark wizard of all time

who, as we find out with our

protagonist, killed Harry’s parents yet

the boy by some miracle survived and Voldemort himself was mysteriously

destroyed. Harry received a lightning

shaped scar on his forehead from this

tragedy and this earned him the

enigmatic title of the Boy Who Lived.

Harry’s first school year is full of new exciting things, magic, broom flying

lessons, Quidditch (a wizard sport

played while flying with broom sticks

through the air, a mix of rugby,

cricket, basket- and baseball),

extraordinary encounters with monsters, ghosts and curious events

and people. More than that Harry gets

involved in solving a mystery

surrounding Voldemort’s possible

return and the Philospher’s Stone, a

magical artefact, that this dark wizard covets. In the end the three friends

succeed in stopping the dark lord

from returning (for the time being)

and keeping the precious miracles

performing stone safe from the

clutches of his evil. Through magic, honesty, friendship and most of all

simple courage our small hero

overcomes nearly insurmountable

obstacles and defeats his foes and at

the end of the school year returns

home to Dursley’s for the summer, the final lines of the book promising his

return to the world of magic next year

(and the inevitable sequel novel).