pickAs part of my Christmas reading/listening, last week I listened to the first Harry Potter. It have been some years since I read it and I really enjoyed remembering all those tiny little details that the world of Hogwarts is about.
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Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (Bound for Schools & Libraries) | 
pickAs part of my Christmas reading/listening, last week I listened to the first Harry Potter. It have been some years since I read it and I really enjoyed remembering all those tiny little details that the world of Hogwarts is about.
pickI needed to get out of my reading slump...
It doesn't even need a review, really, does it? An absolute classic.
βIt does not do to dwell on dreams and forget to live, remember that.β
This book is it not one that I would do a lesson on because it is so long. However, it would be a fun read for any child.
pickBook #1. Read this with my kiddo. Still one of my faves.
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Ormai l'appuntamento fisso autunnale ππ e come sempre mi sento a Hogwarts
Finally giving these classics a go while hubby watches football i read he told me to bring kindle so i can enjoy to
#Two4Tuesday Thank you for the tag @TheSpineView
1. Apples
2. Any Harry Potter book - the meals at Hogwarts always seemed fantastic and the whole school community was there
Make a great day everyone π
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1. Blueberry! With cherry as a close second. My birthday cake this year was Lemon Blueberry and last year it was an all Blueberry fruit tart. π
2.Tagged. for all the Great Hall scenes.
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pickI always love a good fantasy book and the Harry Potter novels never disappoint. The pot of the book is awesome and great for all ages. I also enjoy watching the characters grow up over the course of the series.
Teen Novel
βIt does not do to dwell on dreams and forget to live.β
This story is one that I would love to get to read as a chapter book to one of my classes. It is so descriptive and shows how we can create the imaginative worlds and put them into writing. I think this would engage young readers and get the exciting about both reading and writing. You could also go off and create whole lessons in different subjects based on this book.
pickHarry Potter and the Sorcerer's stone is a wonderful speculative fiction book that follows Harry Potter who learns about a world of wizardry that he was born into on his 11th birthday. The first book looks into his first year at boarding school which is at a school for wizards, and introduces the magical world of Hogwarts and the friends and adventures he encounters along the way.
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ππ I don‘t mind this perspective, but personally doesn‘t entirely capture my essence but others might disagree I guess
πππ I‘ve been trying to think all day about this and really can‘t think of much, maybe Hermione Granger is the one that comes to mind, especially since rereading this with our boys right now.
Thanks @Eggs for the tag
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"It takes a great deal of bravery to stand up to our enemies, but jus much to stand up to our friends."
#harrypotter #bookone #fantasy
If I had gone to a boarding school, I would have wanted it to be Hogwarts. Or Beauxbatons, like Fleur Delacour.
Borrowed the book from my daughter for the photo π
#SchoolSpirit #boardingschool
Hogwarts was the best boarding school and I wish I could attend!
#Schoolspirit
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pickA fun read, loved the illustrated version, looking forward to Book 2. π§
Confession time: I‘ve never made it through Harry Potter, but I‘ve read Book 1 and part of Book 2 so long ago I can‘t really remember. I‘ve collected various versions (originals, illustrated, Kindle, audio, the set with Hogwarts on the spine), so I‘m all set to make it happen. Here we (the dogs and I) goβ¦π§ββοΈ
pickRereading the series with @ruthmoeller for the millionth time. It always brings me such comfort. I couldn‘t help noticing this time how incredible Mrs. Weasley and Hagrid are to Harry. Before either of them even know him well, they welcome him and make him feel like family with gifts at Christmas, kind words, and an understanding that he needs friends and not fans. Also, Hogwarts is a ridiculously dangerous school to send your kids to. π€£
Thanks for the tag @Eggs πΊ
1- Nope
2- I'm guessing quidditch counts, because other than the Harry Potter books, I can't think of any.
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1) Yes, when I‘m pressed for time and can‘t forget anything. The fam has been living off my to-do list for getting ready for vacation overseas (we leave tomorrow)
2) Tagged. Not sure who sets the student schedules, or perhaps it‘s wizardry. π π§
Thanks for the tag @TheSpineView !
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Great read & love the movies .
This was a lot of fun! We got to see the movie with a symphony playing the score. So much cheering and yelling! The nerd in me had a blast!
Finally got Butterbeer at Harry Potter World in Orlando, FL!
Rather than a welcome it is a welcome back for me!
I went through a few very rough years and then rage-deleted my profile when the android thing happened. However, I missed this community so much. When I finally ended up with an Ipad I knew I had to come back.
So excited to see so many of the old faces still here!!!
We have 4 copies of the Harry Potter series.
1. Hard Copy
2. Paperback
3. Kindle Version
4. Audio book version
We also have multiple copies of Dracula, Interview With the Vampire and the Hobbit.
#SyndayFunday
Thanks for the tag @julieclair
1) no one sticking out particularly π¬ maybe my grandmother
2) my children, my close friends
3) The Weasleys from Harry Potter - love how this family sticks together
#WondrousWednesday @Eggs
