Duh duh dahhhh!!!! I’m back!!! Or am I? Am I really an impostor in disguise, pretending to be Bailey? Or am I really Bailey, the creator of Llama Omelette? Who knows? . . . . .  I don’t. Well, maybe I know, but I’m not telling. Let’s get to the book.

This is a character analysis of the three main characters from Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone by J. K. Rowling. This is one of my favorite books. I know I said that last time, but I really, really like all the Harry Potter books. I don’t usually like books that are written in the third person as much, but J. K. Rowling uses it perfectly to given you the chance to analyze the characters. In this series, you know the character traits of not just the main character, Harry, but also in most of the supporting characters as well. Harry shows that he holds up and stays brave through tough/dangerous situations, so one of his major traits is bravery. Another trait is honesty. He also shows great friendship and determination.

Harry’s best friend, Ron, shows the character traits of determination and perseverance. His major trait, although, is loyalty. He shows that he is unwilling to give up on his friends.

Harry’s other friend, Hermione, shows the traits of intelligence and determination. She is calm under pressure, and she is unwilling to give up on her friends.

The plot is exciting, and Rowling has done an awesome job of describing the setting, which happens to be a school of magic that resides in a castle.

I would say that the age range for this is about seven through always. Harry Potter is  one of those books that stay with you your whole life. The whole book sends a message of bravery, determination, and confidence in times of turmoil. On my customary rating scale of llamas, I give it a five out of five. Or did I go out of ten? If I go out of five, I give it five llamas. If I go out of ten, I give it ten.

I’ll try to post another one of these soon! No guarantees though, because I have a lot to do.

Stay awesome!

Bailey