Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (Book 1 Audio CD)

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Summary: The two Harry Potter books are good for kids and teens, too!
Review: Harry Potter and the Sorceror's Stone and its sequel are both clever and fun- filled. They are definitely books for fantasy-lovers, and easy to read for younger readers. There is something in them for everybody, and as soon as I read the first, I couldn't wait to read the second. The characters are well-developed and the plot perfectly constructed. They are great books for readers of all ages. So check out the Harry Potter books today! They are well-worth your time and money!!

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Summary: Harry Poter is probably the bestbook of all time
Review: Harry Potter and the Sorceror's Stone has no dry parts. It is surely the best book I ever read.With a mix of adventure,mystery and fantasy, J.K. Rowling wisps us away into a world of unicorns,wizards,and flying broomsticks.I recommend it to everyone.

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Summary: One of the BEST books
Review: Harry Potter and the Sorceror's stone has to be one of my favorite books. I checked it out from the library and began reading at 10 P.M. I liked it so much, I couldn't stop till I was done which was 1 A.M.(And I had to get up early for camp...)! If you like fantasy and adventure, read this book.

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Summary: Undoubtedly the best book I've ever read
Review: Harry Potter and the Sorceror's Stone has to be the best book I've ever read. My dad recommended it to me, and when I decided to read it, I finished it in only a few hours. I only stopped reading to eat or fluff my pillow. I highly reccomend this book to all readers, young or old, and hope you enjoy it.

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Summary: 10 yr. old fan's review of Harry Potter's world of warlocks
Review: Harry Potter and the Sorceror's Stone is a magnificent must read. It is an exquisite, intriguing story of wizardry. Harry makes the story funny because of his dry, sarcastic humor. Any 21st century kid could relate to the daily life Harry goes through, including the bullies at Hogworts, trouble with his parents (aunt and uncle), and his maturation at the end of the novel. The book is realistic because the characters act as normal people would, under the circumstances. It's a "can't-put-down-please-read-more" adventure story. I highly recommend this book.

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Summary: Second Best in the Series
Review: Harry Potter and the Sorceror's Stone is funny, imaginative, and exciting. It is a really good book, because once you start reading it, you get caught up in it. If you haven't read Harry Potter yet, and you're only going to read one, I would reccomend the first one: this one. Once you read it, you'll want to read all of the other ones, because you want to see what happens.

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Summary: Ages 9-12? Hah!
Review: Harry Potter and the Sorceror's Stone is one of those rare children's books that seems to be utterly wasted on children. The plot is engaging, the characters are likeable, and it's a good quick read for those older than the specified ages. I'm 18, and I finished it in a few hours, then handed it to my mother, who is 39. After she finished it, she agreed that we needed to get the rest of the series. In a family that regularly reads Shakespeare, that's high praise! It's a refreshing and enjoyable way to get your mind off the overly serious Muggle world and bring back a bit of wonder and magic. If you're a parent considering getting this book for your child, please do... But get a copy for yourself as well, and enjoy revisiting your own childhood.

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Summary: Best book I have ever read!!!!!!!!!!
Review: Harry Potter and the Sorceror's Stone is the best book I have ever read!! You say, "Only 5 more pages and then I have to do something else." and then you look up (in what seems like five minutes) and your 100 pages past your limit!! You literally can not put it down!

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Summary: Greatest Book Ever
Review: Harry Potter and the Sorceror's Stone is truely, a genius book. J.K. Rowling paints a picture in your mind of the background of the Hogwarts School. Having no pictures, she makes the reader try and imagine what each event is about. e.g., When Harry plays Quidditch.. She makes the reader try and figure out exactly what they do. This was my favorite book I've ever read, which is fun for everyone to read. I'm 13, and I passed this story up to my grandmother who loved it, and down to my 9 year old cousin who is now reading it. This is a very

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Summary: This book was an amazing work of art.
Review: HARRY POTTER AND THE SORCEROR'S STONE was a really great book.The author made it all seem very real, and it was almost amazing how Rowling made the whole fantasy world in such detail.