Harry Potter and Philosopher's Stone - BOOK (finally I did it!!)

I was thinking a lot about this post. You know that feeling when you wanna write, and you're so inspired, but you just... can't? Mostly only reason for that is having no idea about what you want to write. And when that happens, I just sit and start writing about things that are on my mind these days. 

Like first Harry Potter book! 

Once I read somewhere ''I only wish that I could forget whole Harry Potter series and read it again, not knowing what is going to happen, just to feel magical again.'' 

And that made me thinking - why, the hell, I have never read any of the Harry Potter books? 

Well, the answer on that is pretty easy. I thought that movies are the whole story. 

Please, don't fall on the floor and die because you are laughing to hard (I know you're there, Potterheads).

But then something changed. I had marathon (8 movies for 8 days), where I re-watched whole saga, and I felt... empty. Like something is missing. That has never happened to me before, so it was very weird. And that was the moment when I decided. 

Fine, I'm going to read the books. 

And so I did. 

Well, the first one, for now. 

And I felt something. It sounds like bunch of crap, believe me, I know, but Harry Potter is magical, and you really can't just sit and pretend like that world is 'nah', because it isn't.
Let's first talk about the style that J. K. Rowling has. It feels like home to me, for some reason. Just all those descriptions are making me feel cozy, you know? Did anyone else felt that way while he/she (idk) was reading those books?

My absolute favorite chapter was 'The mirror of Erised', where is described Christmas at Hogwarts. One of my biggest wishes growing up. But you can just imagine how amazing to me was reading something that I loved so much in the movies. 

I have a habit that when I read books I underline sentences that I like and add some comments next to them ('cuz It's fun, duh). So these are some of the sentences that i loved in this chapter: 

*So the three of them followed Hagrid and his tree off to -the Great Hall, where Professor McGonagall and Professor Flitwick were busy with 

the Christmas decorations.*

*"I — don't — want'' said Percy thickly, as the twins forced the sweater over his head, knocking his glasses askew. 
"And you're not sitting with the prefects today, either," said George. "Christmas is a time for family." 
They frog-marched Percy from the room, his arms pinned to his side by his sweater.*

*Harry watched Hagrid getting redder and redder in the face as he called for more wine, finally kissing Professor McGonagall on the cheek, who, to Harry's amazement, giggled and blushed, her top hat lopsided.*

I love the fact that Harry got Weasley sweater, too. He never had a real family, so that is what Weasleys became to him. So precious (adore that word, for some reason). 

If you don't like Harry Potter because of the movies, please, go to the first bookstore that you can find, and get 'Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone'. Are you going to believe me when I tell you that you're gonna feel nothing but magical?

No? You still don't believe me? 

Well watch THIS then. It's a movie about J. K. Rowling. How she wrote the first book. It's inspiring on so many levels. 

I'm currently at the book two - Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, and It's AMAZING so far. Have you read Harry Potter books (or maybe just the first one, like me)? How do you feel about them? 

Oh, and sorry if my English is bad, I'm still learning. It'll get better, I promise! 

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N.