BOOK HARRY POTTER AND THE PHILOSOPHER’S STONE
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A "magical" story! Harry Potter is a lovable little boy destined to lead a life unlike any other child his age. He loses his parents and is forced to stay with his uncle, aunt and spoiled cousin. As the years pass and Harry continues to suffer near his relatives, he receives a letter inviting him to appear at Hogwarts School, a different school from the others, in a different world.
Thus begins the adventures of little Harry. Along with him, we also attend unusual lessons, fun games, valuable friendships and mutual support, as Harry tries to protect the world from the danger that threatens it.
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