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Summary: Great!!!!!!!!!!
Review: The second book in the Harry Potter series is much better than the first. The suspense is greater and it is even more hypnotizing. I have read the first three ad have not gotten around to reading the fourth yet, but my expectaions are high and I reccomend the serioes to any fan of fiction.
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Summary: The Chamber of Secrets Revealed!
Review: The second book in the Harry Potter series: The Chamber of Secrets, is a facinating book with more excitement and adventure than the first book.
To begin with, Harry has to first excape the prison of his Aunt and Uncle's house on Private Drive and this is just the beginning of all the trouble and adventure Harry has in his second year at Hogwarts. The mystery of who opened the Chamber of Secrets is confussing for Harry and his friends, which just motivates them to reveal who the culprit is even more. Harry meets a lot of new and old friends along the way and they all in some way help to discover the truth. The ending is definately a surprise to all readers young and old.
You'll find yourself not wanting to put this book down, and there is still the source of excitement and mystery with reading it again and again.
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Summary: Book 2
Review: The second book in the Potter series is as good as the first book. Nothing amazingly spectacular, but a good read for people of all ages. It is a little simple at times, but on the whole, almost believable, though you'd think that the wizards in training would have a little more respect for their elders. But self-sufficiency is important. Let me put it this way, I wouldn't not recommend this book.
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Summary: A bit disappointing
Review: The second book in the series, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, is a bit of a let down after the excellent Sorceror's Stone. The story is still well written and engaging, however the plot seems to be rehashed from the first book. Too often I felt as though elements of the Sorceror's Stone were lifted wholesale and placed in Chamber of Secrets. Because of that everything seemed familiar and as though you'd been there before. A writer as talented as Ms. Rowling should be taking us places we've never been before instead of resting on her laurels.I'd really give it 3.5 stars but since that's not an option I'll round up.
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Summary: Where is the other star? This one deserves 6!
Review: The second book is as good as the first! How often can you say that! Pick up the second adventure of Harry Potter and his diverse group of friends...and enemies...you won't be sorry! Read these books to your kids...read them to yourself...share them with your friends.... this is a series that shouldn't be missed!
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Summary: Funny,funrilled,scary and a lot lot more.
Review: The second book is awesome!I loved it.I always had to read more.
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Summary: The Best Book EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Review: The second book is better than the first so if you like the first one you will love this.Harry saves the day again at Hogwarts.He discovers the Chamber of Secrets and a new mystery unfolds. With Ron,Hermoine & Dobby the house elf. Is it Malfoy,Harry or someone else Who's attacking the Mudbloods you find out!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Summary: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets(wich is the best!)
Review: The second book is so far my faviorite. Hermionie is my faviorite character in this book. I just could not put the book down untill i found out who opened the chamber of secrets. J.K. Rowling is an excellent author. The books are exciting but still very funny. My seven year old sister also loves the books. I really like the part where Ron and Harry fly to school in Rons ,dads car.
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Summary: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets Review
Review: The second book of the Harry Potter series does an excellent job of living up to the expectations set by the first book. The story in which the 12-year-old wizard, Harry Potter, faces trials and tribulations testing his supernatural abilities will undoubtedly keep you on the edge of your seat and always wondering what will happen next. The novel begins at the Dursley's house where Harry lives with his "muggle" (non magic) aunt and uncle. Due to the differences between the two types, Harry is treated horribly by his family and looked upon with disgust. Things begin to spiral further downward when a creature named Doby shows up to warn Harry that he should not attend Hogwarts school for witchcraft and wizardy this year because "bad things are supposed to happen". However, Harry insists on going since it is the only excuse he has to leave the Dursley's home. Doby then decides to mingle with things in order to prevent Harry from going and in turn gets him into quite a bit of trouble. A few weeks later while at school, terrible accidents begin to happen to the mudbloods, the witches and wizards that come from non-wizard families. Then, a disturbing message appears on the wall stating that the chamber has been opened once again. This message provokes Harry and his two closest friends Ron and Hermione to investigate the confusing situation, providing for an interesting mystery full of twists and turns. The theme of this book teaches a moral by denouncing the act of discriminating a group of people. By targeting the mudbloods, Rowling is showing how wrong it is to treat someone differently for an unavoidable reason. ... I think that she is teaching us all a lesson through her writing, and we should take the time to listen to the message she wishes to convey. I loved this book for the simple fact that I felt able to escape from my world and enter the magical and enchanting Hogwarts school. While reading J.K. Rowling's novel, my imagination is given the option to run wild and I feel once again like a little child. I sincerely recommend that everyone read this book if given the opportunity. I believe that people of all ages would thoroughly enjoy reading Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets.
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Summary: Imagination runs wild
Review: The second book of the Harry Potter series, "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets", begins were the first book ends. The Dursleys are so mean to Harry that summer that all he wants to do is to get back to the Hogwarts School for Witchcraft and Wizardry. But just as he's packing his bags, Harry receives a warning from a strange, elfish creature named Dobby who says that if Harry Potter returns to Hogwarts, disaster will strike. And bad things do happen. For Harry's second year at Hogwarts, fresh torments and horrors arise. Someone or something starts turning Hogwarts students into stone. And everyone at Hogwarts suspects Harry Potter himself! In "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets", J.K. Rowling has written a brilliantly imagined and beautifully written fantasy. This book relates very well to the young readers because Harry himself is just an early teen experiencing his first years in what Americans refer to as high school. This book lets the reader's imagination run wild. Rowling introduces the reader to not only a whole new world we never knew existed, but also to new forces and creatures.
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