Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone: 10th Anniversary Edition

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Posted 13 May 2010 in General

  • ISBN13: 9780545069670
  • Condition: NEW
  • Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark.

Product Description
New Jacket artwork by Mary GrandPre Additional four-color frontispiece artwork from Mary GrandPre Two pages of special content from J.K. Rowling Full cloth case with gold stamping   28 million copies sold worldwide!   The wickedly funny debut novel from master storyteller J.K. Rowling tells the story of Harry Potter who, having endured 11 miserable years with his hideous aunt and uncle, is invited on his 11th birthday to attend Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.  There he learns of his distinguished wizard pedigree—and his frightening destiny.Amazon.com Review
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5 Comments

  1. Daniel

    Harry Potter books are written by an actual practicing witch to indoctrinate our youth. These books contain accurate depictions of ritual magic and satanic doctrines. Those who say it’s “just fiction” need a reality check! Fiction is the best way to promote occult belief systems! (Just ask Walt Disney. His job as a 33rd degree Freemason was to condition American children to embrace occult themes in entertainment.)

    Lots of reviewers who don’t know anything about the occult will assure you that this book is not occult doctrine. That’s like a blind person telling you there are no misspellings! Here are the facts; look them up on your own and verify. (Of over 5000 reviews, I can’t find ONE that states these facts.)

    The cover illustration employs overtly satanic symbols include the lightning bolt on his forehead–a Biblical symbol of Satan (who like lightning fell from heaven). There is also the unicorn–a Biblical symbol of the Antichrist (as all witches know). This book promotes drug use–brews with mind-altering fumes using wormwood which in real life contains a hypnotic drug. The series also features demonic possession, necromancy, and divination. Death is described as a great adventure for the occult practicioner–the actual satanic doctrine on death.

    Occult numerology runs throughout the book, including the intentional use of 11, 13 and 33 and numbers that break down into those numbers. These are not accidental. The owner of the sorcerer’s stone is 666 years old in this book. So the quest is associated with the Biblical number of the Beast. What more do you need?? Non-magical people are described as boring with pointless lives. The glory goes to witchcraft–the gateway into hardcore satanism (according to former high ranking satanists and witches like John Todd and William Schnoebelen.) We need to realize that life is all about a spiritual war and start using better discernment in order not to be manipulated by doctrines of evil. Harry Potter is only one of many that has been revealed. Learn more at cuttingedge.org.

    Rating: 1 / 5

  2. Melody M. Downey

    I didn’t receive the item because it was out of stock. My credit card was refunded promptly. But I was a bit dissappointed. Rating: 1 / 5

  3. spencer

    It was very unrealistic, and some of the scenes came out of nowhere, and there were chapter cuts where there should not have been chapter cuts, and that’s all I have to say. Rating: 1 / 5

  4. Anonymous

    SO I SUPPOSE THE POINT OF THIS BOOK IS THAT PEOPLE WHO WEAR TURBANS ARE EVIL??? THERE ARE NO MINORITIES IN THE BOOK AND HARRY “THE WHITE BOY” POTTER SAVES THE DAY THIS BOOK IS RACIST AND SHOULD BE CONDEMNED BUT NO PEOPLE READ AND THE ONLY GIRL IN THE STORY IS PORTRAYED AS A NERDY BOOKWORM SIDEKICK BUTT KISSER REAL GOOD PORTRAYAL OF WOMEN WASNT IT WRITTEN BY A WOMAN??? THIS BOOK IS STUPID AND RACIST AND DONT BUY IT Rating: 1 / 5

  5. Anonymous

    This is the stupidest book I’ve ever read. Don’t buy it. If you really want to read it, go to the library. Besides this book being dull and weird, Rowling makes it seem that witches and wizards and magic spells are okay when they aren’t. Nobody should read this book. [...]. It is just plain wrong. There is something seriously wrong with J. K. Rowling. I am only eleven years old but even I can see this.

    P.S.: If you like humourous, suspenseful stories, go read the Series of Unfortunate Events by Lemony Snicket. These books are the best and so much better than this Harry Potter junk. Rating: 1 / 5



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