Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (Harry Potter, Book 1) update feed

“A wonderful novel for not only kids but also grown-ups who want to unleash their love for fantasy, adventure and, of course, magic...” read more

“It is the best book i have ever read...the more i read it,the more i feel lyk i'am living in a magical world” read more

“The first book of Harry Potter. What a wonderful beginning. A nice, brave boy out to save the world,and then it mixes in with magic. It's just the storyline we need these days!” read more

Books I want to read (53 books items)

"I have read three times I want to reread the whole series, there's just something about this story that is really interesting, and it kind of makes me feel nostalgic...I think I'm just gonna keep rereading these books, I'll never get sick of HP!"

Mrnty's 30 Day, 30 Books (36 books items)

"Day 09 - Favorite mythical place in a book ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hog-freaking-warts. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------"

This time it's a "Harry Potter"- Meme (30 books items)

"At first that nerve-racking girl named Lavender Brown who called herself Ron's girlfriend for short period of time. Always in the centre of attention and quite dumb. The other female is named Pansy Parkinson and was once Draco's girlfriend. She was simply described as very mean and unappealing and she never let the readers down concerning that fact."

Welcome to Hogwarts, first years.

“This, the very first harry potter book, has spared an unparalelled phenomenon in the world of entertainment. While many feel the relatively light hearted first installment pales in conparison to the dark and realistic fantasy it spawned, I have a different view.

I find this book has a sort of wonder-a magic, not to put too fine a point on it- that later books, and even more so the movies, lack. The book has plenty of fun for an adult or teen reader, but is told through a wonderously childlike viewpoint. I loved it as a child, and it has a nostalgi and refreshing appeal now, as an adult.

Sure to be a classic for many generations to come.” read more

Some of my favorite novels (20 books items)

"I first read this book when I was 8 years old. I think it's the first series I've ever read and just thinking about it now, I want to reread it really bad. "

Books read in 2011 (13 books items)

"Yeah, after so many years, I finally read Harry Potter. I thought it was ok. DON'T KILL ME. I love the movies, I love the characters and I love J.K. but that was only the first book and there's still so many things to happen in the next books. I'll read the other ones to get a more concrete opinion. But for now, you'll have to accept my "it was ok". “It does not do to dwell on dreams and forget to live.”"