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Il primo romanzo della saga di J.K. Rowling.
L'edizione più economica di sempre a tiratura limitata.
Dopo venticinque anni Harry Potter continua a infrangere record.
Sedici volte consecutive al primo posto della classifica ragazzi con l'edizione tascabile.
Quando parliamo della saga di Harry Potter - così come fra l'inizio degli anni Novanta e il 2007 J.K. Rowling l'ha concepita, incominciata e completata - ci riferiamo a un'esperienza letteraria ed editoriale unica.
Unica, non solo per il successo planetario riscosso dalle vicende della scuola di Hogwarts, o per la convergenza (rara anche quella) dei favori del pubblico e di quelli della critica. Unica anche per come è costruita.
Bisogna essersi soffermati sul testo con il microscopio per rendersi conto della precisione con cui l'autrice ha avuto in mente da subito l'unità dei sette volumi che compongono l'opera, sino alle minuzie.
Il primo volume della saga, Harry Potter e la Pietra Filosofale, è la storia di un ragazzino orfano e infelice che si riscatta dal mondo dei Babbani e scopre chi è veramente e a quale mondo alternativo e parallelo appartiene.
«Girando la busta con la mano tremante, Harry vide un sigillo di ceralacca color porpora con uno stemma araldico: un leone, un'aquila, un tasso e un serpente intorno a una grossa "H".»
Harry Potter: The Unexpected Philosopher's Stone of Modern Literature
RispondiEliminaA deep dive into the enduring magic of J.K. Rowling's masterpiece
When J.K. Rowling penned the first lines of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone in a cramped Edinburgh apartment, little did she know she was crafting a cultural phenomenon that would transfigure the literary world. Today, over two decades later, the magic of Hogwarts continues to cast a spell on readers of all ages.
But what is it about this tale of a boy wizard that has resonated so profoundly? Is it the enchanting world-building, the unforgettable characters, or the timeless themes of good versus evil, friendship, and courage? The answer, perhaps, lies in the unexpected alchemy of these elements, creating a story as potent as any Philosopher’s Stone.
A Modern Myth for Our Times
At its core, Harry Potter is a classic hero's journey, a narrative archetype as old as time. Yet, Rowling infuses this ancient framework with contemporary sensibilities, creating a myth for our generation. The challenges Harry faces – bullying, loss, the pressure of expectations – are all too familiar to young readers. In finding his place in the wizarding world, Harry also helps us navigate the complexities of adolescence.
The Power of Imagination
One of the most remarkable aspects of the Harry Potter series is its ability to ignite the imagination. From the whimsical architecture of Hogwarts to the fantastical creatures that inhabit it, the wizarding world is a playground for the mind. Rowling's vivid descriptions and meticulous world-building transport readers to a place where anything is possible, inspiring creativity and wonder.
A Catalyst for Change
Beyond its entertainment value, Harry Potter has also been a catalyst for positive change. The series has sparked conversations about important social issues, such as prejudice, mental health, and the power of language. It has inspired countless young readers to pursue their passions, whether it's writing, science, or activism.
As we celebrate the enduring legacy of Harry Potter, it's clear that this story continues to cast a powerful spell. Whether you're a lifelong fan or a newcomer to the wizarding world, there's no denying the magic that lies within these pages.
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