You can't only read one Harry Potter! (Harry Potter Paperback Box Set: Four Volumes - J. K. Rowling)

Member Name: music_head II

Product:	Harry Potter Paperback Box Set: Four Volumes - J. K. Rowling
Date:	28/06/02 (60 review reads)
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Advantages: Ideal for children of all ages!, Easy to read books., They help to stimulate the imagination.

Disadvantages: They end too quickly!

You cannot only read the first Harry Potter book. Each one gets better and better. I go to one of the country's top comprehensive's and I would never have imagined seeing the whole sixth form engrossed in a Harry Potter book every break and lunch time. As an 18 year old, I expected to have grown out of children's books by the time I hit about 11, but after hearing a good review from a friend, I read 'The Philosopher's Stone' and became gripped. I couldn't put it down and it got worse as I read more. During lessons, we'd all hide the books under the table and keep reading!

The best book so far is definitely the fourth one, 'Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire', in which Harry experiences several adventures.

The box set makes an ideal gift for children of all ages. Although some of the concepts might be a little hard for younger children to grasp, the overall story is enthralling and as much as you want to get to the end to find out what happens, you don't want the story to end, which is why the box set is ideal. Younger children would enjoy having the stories read to them and teenagers and adults will enjoy an easy to read story that you can get involved in.

I would recommend all four Harry Potter books to anyone. Give them a try, you might not choose to read past the first one as they are basically all variations on a theme, but the individual twists make them all well worth reading.

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