Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone is unique to me in every way with how the story unfolds. Throughout the novel I observed many things with how the story focuses on magic, wizards, and Hogwarts academy along with Harry Potter’s story. I observed how students in Hogwarts were divided into four separate classes and in the novel it depicts the what type of student you are and how that class affects others in good or bad ways. I found it as the reader to be relatable to society in my opinion since society has different types of organizations and groups of people doing their jobs. I found that to be interesting with that part of the novel and what each class would represent for the story and for Harry Potter. Also I was interested in the idea of Voldemort's intentions and ways of ruining Harry Potter. As the reader Harry tries to figure out who killed his parents but Voldemort impacts him in many ways and throughout the story I found this story to revolve around the idea of a hero’s journey and how reality would function in a fantasy world. I observed how the world is very immersive along it’s story. In my opinion, this story took many relatable elements of society along with a hero of that society to do what's right but within the setting of fantasy and magic. Overall, I found this novel to catch my interest based on observing the meaning of Harry Potter, the world, the classes(society or factions kind of feeling) and how all of it comes together for the reader. This story gives a message of relatable traits of life and reality but in a different setting with a different atmosphere in my own opinion.
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