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Summary: Loved It!
Review: Ms. Rowling doesn't disappoint! The key to reading this fantasy series is suspending disbelief. If, as a reader, you do not, the story becomes predictable and ridiculous. If you can master that skill, you will be drawn into a magical world of exciting characters and events! I've never looked forward to anything more!
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Summary: Another Astonishing Novel!
Review: Ms. Rowling really outdid herself with this book, the sequel to the much-celebrated "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone." This book has more plot twists, suprizes, laughter, tears, and screams than you could imagine. It's also a heart wrenching tale that goes deeper into the deaths of Mr. and Mrs. Potter.Harry is warned not to go back to Hogwarts, but he doesn't listen. Even though he knows he could face great danger at Hogwarts, Harry knows he can not stay at his aunt and uncle's on Privet Drive. Despite many obstacles, Harry soon find's himself back at his beloved school, surrounded by his friends. That friendship is soon tested however, when mysterious attacks start happening to students at Hogwarts, and all fingers point towards Harry. Do yourself a favor and read this book, and all the others in the series. You won't be disapointed!
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Summary: About a boy that finds out he is a wizard.
Review: must read great fanisy about a boy who finds out hes a wizard and goes to wizard school (Hogwarts).
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Summary: Seven years at Hogwarts - seven books from Rowling?
Review: My 10 year old son and I just finished reading Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, ordered from Amazon.UK. We have read all of Dahl's books at least twice and are delighted to find another author whose child characters are the heroes. We read The Sorcerer's Stone within a few days after Christmas, and have read Chamber of Secrets quicker. Couldn't put either one of them down!!!
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Summary: AWESOME!
Review: My 11 year old son, who HATES to read, finished all three books in <3 weeks! He told me several times he enjoyed the books so much that it was difficult for him to put the book down! Unbelievable! I can't wait to buy the remaining series. Any book that will keep my son reading is worth it!
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Summary: EXTREMELY STUPID!!!
Review: My 12 year old son and I read this book together for a book report he was doing....We got about half way through, and decided it was TOO stupid to read on...I think the author has a wonderful imagination, but she should use it in a different capacity. I gave it 2 stars just to be nice!
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Summary: Wonderful reading! Not just for 9 to 12 year olds!
Review: My 14 year old daughter and I have spent the summer reading the Sorcerer's Stone and the Chamber of Secrets aloud to each other; it has been a terrific experience, and we both have been reluctant to put the book down to do other things. I highly recommend these books to children of all ages.
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Summary: These books are not just for kids.
Review: My 16-year-old daughter is laughing at me for reading these books but I don't mind. I don't believe any adult needs to have a young child to enjoy Harry Potter. He is a great character as are his sidekicks. Rowling writes with a humor that is as, if not more appealing, to adults as to children. The characters are fully realized and the plots interesting with enough twists to keep adults entertained and interested. I couldn't wait until September for the third book so I ordered from amazon.uk and am enjoying it as much as the first two.
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Summary: funny and action packed
Review: My 5th grade teacher started reading it in class but had to stop when we were in the middle so I bought it at a book fair. Then I couldnt put it down. I think that Harry Potter is great for young readers.
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Summary: My 8 year old and I fight over the book
Review: My 8 year old daughter and I have been reading it aloud. We each keep sneaking the book to read ahead which causes lots of teasing. We also fight over who gets to read and who gets to listen. My daughter loves to read out loud but says she can;t "make the movie in her head" when she has to read it out loud. Looking forward to many more adventures with Harry Potter!
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