Harry Potter

Harry Potter

The story opens with the unrestrained celebration of a                             adjective                             wizarding world which for many years had been terrorised by Lord Voldemort. The previous night, Voldemort had discovered the refuge of the hidden Potter family, killed                             name_of_a_person                             and James Potter. However, when he attempted to kill Harry, the Avada Kedavra                             verb_ending_in_ing                             curse rebounded upon him, and Voldemort was destroyed, becoming nothing more than a                             noun                             : neither dead nor alive. Harry, meanwhile, was left with a distinctive lightning bolt-shaped scar on his                             part_of_body                             , the only physical sign of Voldemort's curse. Harry's                             adjective                             defeat of Voldemort results in him being dubbed 'The Boy Who Lived' by the wizarding community.

The following night, a wizard named                             name_of_a_person                             delivers Harry to what will be his residence for many years afterward. The orphaned Harry is subsequently                             past_tense_verb                             by his cruel, non-magical relatives, the Dursleys, who in attempt to rid him of his magical                             plural_noun                             , hide his magical heritage and give him severe punishments after several strange occurrences.

However, as his eleventh birthday approaches, Harry has his first contact with the magical world when he receives                             plural_noun                             from                             proper_noun                             School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, which are taken from him by his Aunt and Uncle before he has a chance to read them. On his eleventh birthday he is informed by Hagrid, the                             job_title                             of Hogwarts, that he is in fact a                             noun                             and has been invited to attend Hogwarts. Each book chronicles one year in Harry's life, which is mostly spent at Hogwarts, where he learns to use                             plural_noun                             and                             verb                                                         plural_noun                             . Harry also learns to overcome many magical, social, and                             adjective                             obstacles as he struggles through his adolescence, Voldemort's rise to power and the Ministry of Magic's consistent denials of Voldemort's threat for a whole                             period_of_time                             .