Question

Make suitable groups in the class. Decide upon a favourite book or story in the following details, as many as possible.

• Name of the story/Book: 
• Writer: 
• Some information about the writer:
• Background or setting
• Main characters:
• Central idea/summary of contents:
• Style and language used:
• Illustrations (if any):
• Strong (positive) aspects:
• Drawbacks:
• Conclusion: 

Answer 1

• Name of the story/book: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone
• Writer: J.K. Rowling
• Some information about the writer:
  • The British author J.K. Rowling is best known for the Harry Potter books.
  • People all over the world love the Harry Potter books, and pictures based on them have been made.
  • The British Book Awards are one of the many awards she has won for her work.
• Background or setting:
  • There is magic at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, where the story takes place.
  • It happens in both magical and non-magical (Muggle) worlds.
• Main characters:
  • Harry Potter – The protagonist, an orphan who discovers he is a wizard.
  • Ron Weasley – Harry’s best friend, known for his loyalty.
  • Hermione Granger – A brilliant and hardworking student.
  • Albus Dumbledore – The wise headmaster of Hogwarts.
  • Lord Voldemort – The main antagonist who killed Harry’s parents.
• Central idea/summary of contents: According to the book, Harry Potter is a normal boy who finds out he is a wizard on his 11th birthday. He goes to Hogwarts, makes friends, and learns about the Sorcerer's Stone, which can make people live forever. He also faces Lord Voldemort, who wants the stone for his own evil reasons.
• Style and language used: It's easy for kids to read because the wording is clear and interesting. There are vivid images and imaginative stories in the book. 
• Illustrations (if any): There aren't many pictures in the book itself, but newer editions and companion books have pictures.
• Strong (positive) aspects: An interesting story that is well put together. Strong growth of characters. It's about friendship, being strong, and the battle between good and evil.
• Drawbacks: Some reviewers say the book gives more weight to fantasy than to truth. Some parents think that the magical parts might not fit with what they believe.
• Conclusion: Anyone who has read Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone will love this book. It takes readers to a wonderful world full of bravery, friendship, and adventure.