Rowling also scatters witty humor throughout the story which makes it even better. What I mean by that is that Rowling creates a highly believable world of magic by using careful detail and a wonderful imagination. Also, if Rowling did not make the story as believable, I would have stopped reading it. Sometimes, I’ve tried to guess what will at the end of a chapter, or guess how a conflict will end, but I’m usually wrong because of Rowling’s many twists. I like that Rowling constantly keeps a mystery or conflict going, unlike some other books I’ve read, so that I am continually engaged in the story. What I like about the book is that it’s short and easy yet it's still interesting. There he begins to learn about magic, meets friends (and enemies), and tries to solve the mysteries of the world of magic he never knew. He leaves his depressing life and begins to attend Hogwart's School of Wizardry and Witchcraft. The first book is basically about a kid named Harry Potter who finds out that he is a wizard. Somehow, Rowling is able to make these seemingly simple books interesting to people in all walks of life.
It's really surprising to me that I'm into this book, especially since it's not actually written for people my age (I'm 18). I'm still only on the first book, but I absolutely love it and cannot put it down. When I was presented with the option of reading it as an outside reading book for English, I decided I'd finally give the book a shot. I was very skeptical of the Harry Potter series at first because it deals with wizards and magic, which sounded corny, but everyone I' talked to who'd read it loved it.
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