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    She is an Ivy-Leaguer‚ enrolling at Brown in 2009. She had to take time out to finish the last Harry Potter movie‚ and went to Oxford. But‚ she is planning to return to Brown. No big deal. Reese Witherspoon also played an academically gifted role in Legally Blonde‚ which seems to fit her quite nicely. In real life she attended Stanford‚ not Harvard

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    Harry Potter The title of the book: The title of the book is "Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone". The author of the book: The author of the book is J.K. Rowling. The hero of the story + explanation: The hero of the story is Harry Potter‚ without any doubt. He is the hero because‚ first of all‚ the whole book is about his life. The book follows Harry Potter’s most important turn of his life: After he lived for 10 long‚ long years with relatives who didn’t treat him well‚ he

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    Harry Potter was famous in the wizarding world due the fact that he defeated a dark lord‚ Voldemort. He embraced the fact that he is famous but did not brag about it. “Am I?” said Harry‚ feeling dazed. (Rowling 106) Although he felt “dazed”‚ he did not go around bragging or use the fact as a privilege to get something he wants. Harry Potter was new to the wizarding world because the Dursley kept it as a secret. He was not familiar with all the things that he is going to approach‚ but his daring

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    Several religious groups are against the Harry Potter series because of their beliefs; they are against the idea of magical creatures‚ witches and wizards. But in reality‚ this story goes beyond these‚ it teaches us a lot of values through the characters and their actions. Some of these values include: respect‚ courage‚ perseverance‚ friendship‚ loyalty‚ and something that Voldemort could never have‚ love. In first place‚ we have Hermione Granger‚ a really intelligent‚ brave‚ and strong girl. Throughout

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    Aníbal González 27 Feb 2015 HARRY POTTER and the Prisoner of Azkaban Case Study Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban is the third part of the seven-book fantasy novel series written by JK Rowling. The first one‚ Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone‚ was published on 1997‚ and soon became famous all abroad the world. The chosen topic for this case study is the characters‚ in the sense of what they represent and their importance in the saga. JK Rowling tries -and manages- to represent some

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    popular books and movies series of Harry Potter. In first grade I had the worst encounter with a bully. His name was Jonathan and he

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    by Harry Potter Can a reader honestly expect a series of stories for children to be filled with sexism? Didn’t think so. Sexism‚ defined as “prejudice‚ stereotyping‚ or discrimination‚ typically against women‚ on the basis of sex‚” has found its way into one of today’s most popular series of books. Christine Schoefer‚ who is the mother of three die-hard female Harry Potter fans‚ has managed to depict and illustrate obvious gender bias occurring in these stories. Throughout her piece‚ “Harry Potter’s

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    As the Harry Potter phenomenon grasped the world‚ movie adaptations sprang to life. However‚ with these movie adaptations came questions and how a book should be adapted into a movie. Personally‚ I feel that directors should have some degree of freedom to be creative; that is what they are meant to do. At the same time‚ I think it is important to stick to the major plotlines of book adaptations. I do agree with the argument “Columbus’s movies are like historical reenactments‚ the films of [later

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    – Advanced Language Arts Title of Book: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Author: J.K. Rowling From whose Point of View is the novel written? (1st person narrator [from whose eyes and mind]‚ 3rd person omniscient‚ or 3rd person limited?) Explain why this point of view is effective‚ or not‚ for this novel. 3rd person limited- The usage of this point of view‚ allows the reader to grow accustomed to and get to know the main character Harry and the minor yet significant characters Ron

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    An Analysis on Harry Potter and the Inheritance Cycle Dilisha Amarasekera Reg. No. 00002704 ENG 2200 – Section 2 Ms. Ruki Salgado Introduction This paper will compare and contrast literal aspects of Harry Potter by J. K. Rowling and The Inheritance Cycle by Christopher Paolini. Though both book series fall under the genres young-adult and fantasy novel‚ their literal aspects differ in many ways. The plot‚ characters‚ setting and themes are different from each other

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