Book review: Harry Potter	

author      about      chronicle      genres      hero      highly      novels      plots      series      set   villain	

Harry Potter is a _________ of seven fantasy ____________ by the British _________ J. K. Rowling. The stories are __________ an orphan called Harry, who discovers at the age of eleven that he is a wizard. Harry is invited to attend a boarding school called Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. 
Each book chronicles one year in Harry's life as he struggles through adolescence and faces many challenges. These include his battle against his greatest enemy and the chief ______________ of the series, the evil Lord Voldemort. Most of the stories are _________ in the years 1991–98 at Hogwarts School, with memories from various periods after 1945.
It's not hard to see why children enjoy these stories: they can easily identify with the _____________, and the imaginative _____________ capture their imagination. Rowling has managed to create a hero and friends who will stand the test of time. I __________ recommend these books to anyone who hasn't read them yet, child or adult.

Book review: Harry Potter	

author      about      chronicle      genres      hero      highly      novels      plots      series      set   villain	

Harry Potter is a _________ of seven fantasy ____________ by the British _________ J. K. Rowling. The stories are __________ an orphan called Harry, who discovers at the age of eleven that he is a wizard. Harry is invited to attend a boarding school called Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. 
Each book chronicles one year in Harry's life as he struggles through adolescence and faces many challenges. These include his battle against his greatest enemy and the chief ______________ of the series, the evil Lord Voldemort. Most of the stories are _________ in the years 1991–98 at Hogwarts School, with memories from various periods after 1945.
It's not hard to see why children enjoy these stories: they can easily identify with the _____________, and the imaginative _____________ capture their imagination. Rowling has managed to create a hero and friends who will stand the test of time. I __________ recommend these books to anyone who hasn't read them yet, child or adult.

Book review: Harry Potter - answers	

author      about      chronicle      genres      hero      highly      novels      plots      series      set   villain	

Harry Potter is a series of seven fantasy novels by the British author J. K. Rowling. The stories are about an orphan called Harry, who discovers at the age of eleven that he is a wizard. Harry is invited to attend a boarding school called Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. 
Each book chronicles one year in Harry's life as he struggles through adolescence and faces many challenges. These include his battle against his greatest enemy and the chief villain of the series, the evil Lord Voldemort. Most of the stories are set in the years 1991–98 at Hogwarts School, with memories from various periods after 1945.
It's not hard to see why children enjoy these stories: they can easily identify with the characters, and the imaginative plots capture their imagination. Rowling has managed to create a hero and friends who will stand the test of time. I highly recommend these books to anyone who hasn't read them yet, child or adult.