Have a look at this lovely letter from the author. literature, namely: (1) novel (a work of prose fiction written in the. Moving fast to escape the monsters that come out after dark, and longing to return home, they find help from the spoiled prince of the kingdom, a dancing bear, a very grumpy hunter – and even the stars above them…įeaturing all the magic of Narnia and the humour of Mary Poppins, this is the first book in a landmark trilogy from HarperCollins Children’s Books. time, and atmosphere that found in the novel Harry Potter and the Chamber of. But then… who does what they’re told? Followed by Marie, Imogen finds herself falling into a magical kingdom where the two sisters are swept up in a thrilling race against time. The themes are reoccuring and evolving in each book as Harry comes to understand and/or accept them a little more. And she certainly shouldn’t follow a strange silver moth through a door in a tree. Answer (1 of 2): I believe that most of the themes were the same throught the entire series. She should be nice to her mum’s boyfriend too. THEME TWO : INTELLIGENCE One thing definitely has to be said for the theme of intelligence ( Appendix H ) in the book Harry Potter and the Prisoner of. Imogen should be nice to her little sister Marie. He is also, for the first time, very aware of Cho Chang. Harry is hesitant to tell grown-ups that his scar hurts, as he is concerned about his self-image.

Ron, Harry, and Hermione have entered adolescence. This novel shows the largest development from one year to the next. If you love Harry Potter why not try this magical new book, A Clock Of Stars by Francesca Gibbons illustrated by the wonderful Chris Riddell. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone: Minalima Edition (Book 1), Volume 1 - by J K Rowling (Hardcover) Scholastic. Rowling portrays the comings-of-age of her main characters.

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