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jadelevix 's review for:
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
by J.K. Rowling
I'm struggling to find the appropriate words to describe this book. From the first chapter until the very last, so much detail was put into it that the story itself is magical.
Harry has had an unfortunate life, and we know that Hogwarts is his home. It's obvious in the previous two books just how much it means to Harry, since he never got to properly know his parents and this is the only connection he has left with them. However, this book I feel is the one where we can really feel that attachment and appreciation.
Harry learnt the details of his parents death, he learnt he had Sirius Black as his godfather, he learnt his Patronus was inspired by the love for his father, he learnt who is fathers best friends are and all were very moving parts of the book, brimming with raw emotion that gave me goosebumps.
The other chapters in the book are too fantastic - Hermione using time travel to be able to take so many lessons is honestly very inspiring. She is so hard working and determined that she physically drove herself mad, and slapped Draco Malfoy which is brilliant. He also tries to get Buckbeack executed, something that broke my heart so when Sirius rode Buckbeack out of the castle to go into hiding you can only imagine my excitement.
Overall, this is a very inspiring book that I will always consider to be one of my favourites.
Harry has had an unfortunate life, and we know that Hogwarts is his home. It's obvious in the previous two books just how much it means to Harry, since he never got to properly know his parents and this is the only connection he has left with them. However, this book I feel is the one where we can really feel that attachment and appreciation.
Harry learnt the details of his parents death, he learnt he had Sirius Black as his godfather, he learnt his Patronus was inspired by the love for his father, he learnt who is fathers best friends are and all were very moving parts of the book, brimming with raw emotion that gave me goosebumps.
The other chapters in the book are too fantastic - Hermione using time travel to be able to take so many lessons is honestly very inspiring. She is so hard working and determined that she physically drove herself mad, and slapped Draco Malfoy which is brilliant. He also tries to get Buckbeack executed, something that broke my heart so when Sirius rode Buckbeack out of the castle to go into hiding you can only imagine my excitement.
Overall, this is a very inspiring book that I will always consider to be one of my favourites.