Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (Paperback) by J K Rowling

from readafew

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, the title was changed because the editors thought US readers would be confused by the name "Philosophers stone'. I personally was confused by the new title. When they finally described the properties of the stone I thought 'That sounds just like the philosop...

from justabookreader

This summer I thought I would re-read the Harry Potter books. A lot of people are talking about them and it reminded me how much I loved this series. I haven't read the books in so long and I thought it was a good time to start from the beginning again. I'm not going to do a full re-cap or review...

from bookworm12

An 11-year-old orphan lives with his horrible aunt and uncle in England. He finds out that not only does a whole secret wizarding world exist around him, but he is a wizard too! From there we follow Harry off to school at Hogwarts as he takes classes, makes friends and eventually must face off wi...

from ncgraham

Well, I've finally climbed aboard the Harry Potter bandwagon. I suppose it had to happen sooner or later. (Considering that it has been over a decade since Harry came on the market, this is probably "later.") Actually, I did read this, the first installment of the series, some years ago-and then,...

from reading_fox

The first of the now world famous young adults fantasy series. Charming, quirky, inventive, not actually brilliant - but better than most. In case you've been hidden in Atlantis for the past decade: Harry Potter is an ordinary boy brought up by his Aunt and Uncle after his parents died when he wa...