Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone by J.K. Rowling

If you haven't read HP recently.I strongly urge you to check out this book. Words cannot express how highly I recommend this one. There's pages and pages of pictures like this - and often the pages without full-sized images will have a small illustrations here and there between the large ones. Often, illustrated books have a picture here or there but not HP. Not only are these full-color, high quality images but there are so many of them. Seriously, I can't emphasize enough how much I love this book. Just look at these images - they're magnificent:Īhh! Just look at sad, tiny Harry. The fully illustrated Philosopher's Stone still has all the wonder and amazement as the boy-turned-wizard embarks on a harrowing 7-book-adventure and the illustrations bring a whole new dimension. I thought I loved the Harry Potter books when I first read them, but when I bought the illustrated version.well, that love instantly quadrupled. On his eleventh birthday, a letter comes to him and a whole new world opens in front of his eyes. Or when he got an atrocious haircut (courtesy of Aunt Petunia) and all of his hair grew back in a single night. Like when he was running from bullies and jumped to the school roof. He was always a bit of an odd child - much to his family's dismay.

Harry Potter, orphaned before he was one, was sent to live with his Aunt Petunia and Uncle Vernon. I think at this point, everyone and their great-great-grandmother has heard of this book. Stuck at home? Got some time on your hands? Want to start a long series? But you don't want a dud?Ĭheck out this booktube video all about which series are worth your time (and which ones aren't)!Īs expected, the illustrations brought this book to a whole new level. I legitimately want to buy another copy, solely to take it apart and frame it.Įach page is just bursting with new life. Honestly, how could you notlove such beautiful images?

Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone by J.K. Rowling