My Expressions

Books are friends who never leave your side. I find this saying to be very true, as books have always been there for me. I enjoy reading books; they have the power to help us travel through worlds without moving from our places. In addition, books also enhance our imagination.

Growing up, my parents and teachers always encouraged me to read and taught me the importance of reading. Subsequently, I have read several books. However, one book that will always be my favourite is Harry Potter. It is one of the most intriguing reads of my life. I have read all the books of this series, yet I read them again as I never get bored of them.

A Deep Dive into the Wizarding World

Harry Potter was a series of books authored by one of the most eminent writers of our generation, J.K. Rowling. These books showcase the wizarding world and its workings. J.K. Rowling has been so successful at weaving a picture of this world that it feels real. Although the series contains seven books, I have a particular favourite.

My favourite book from the series is The Goblet of Fire. When I started reading the book, it caught my attention instantly. Even though I had read all the previous parts, none of the books caught my attention as this one did. It gave a larger perspective into the wizarding world. One of the things which excite me the most about this book is the introduction of the other wizard schools.

The Magic of Characters and Tournaments

The concept of the Triwizard Tournament is one of the most brilliant pieces I have come across in the Harry Potter series. In addition, this book also contains some of my favourite characters. The moment I read about Victor Krum’s entry, I was starstruck. The aura and personality of that character, as described by Rowling, are simply brilliant. Further, it made me become a greater fan of the series.

Even though the books are about the world of wizards and magic, the Harry Potter series contains a lot of lessons for young people to learn. Firstly, it teaches us the importance of friendship. I have read many books but have never come across a friendship like that of Harry, Hermione, and Ron.

The Imperfections and Strengths of Characters

These three musketeers stuck together throughout the books and never gave up. It taught me the value of a good friend. Furthermore, the series taught me that no one is perfect. Everyone has good and evil inside them; we are the ones who choose what we wish to be. This helped me in making better choices and becoming a better human being.

We see how the most flawed characters like Snape had goodness inside them, while the nicest ones like Dumbledore had some bad traits. This changed my perspective towards people and made me more considerate. Finally, these books gave me hope. They taught me the meaning of hope and how there is light at the end of the tunnel. It gave me the strength to cling to hope in the most desperate times, just like Harry did all his life.

The Unmatched Magic of Books

These are some of the most essential things I learned from Harry Potter. In conclusion, while there were many movies made based on the books, nothing beats the essence and originality of the books. The details and inclusiveness of books cannot be replaced by any form of media. Therefore, The Goblet of Fire remains to be my favourite book.

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