Monday, 14 March 2016
Cancer patients mother- Chissy Hart
So, I just found an emotional story about a cancer patients mother who wrote to J.K Rowling thanking her about making the potter world.
Her daughter passed away last week and her fabulous letter touched my heart.
THE LETTER
"I write to you as a mother, a Mummy, of a beautiful little girl. I'm sure you hear people tell you all the time that your words, your imagination helped them, or their children, in some way. Maybe they were helped out of depression by your works, maybe they drew strength from the knowledge that Neville grew up to be a hero against all odds, maybe you taught a bookish boy that there are friends to be found between the pages of a novel.
"I want to share with you what you taught my daughter, who was recently diagnosed with cancer. When I read her your stories, she didn't take to the clear distinction between good and evil, but instead loved the grey characters. You taught her that for every chemo she has to go through, there will be the opportunity to fly across a lake on a hippogriff. For every time her heart seizes with fear of pain, there will be me chasing it away with a patronus charm.
"Your words built a castle for her to move into when the prognosis got worse.
"Mrs Rowling, cancer threatened to take everything from my daughter, and your books turned out to be the fortress we so desperately needed to hide in.
"And the things you taught me?
"You made me realise that a mother's courage might come in the form of her tears. I might not have the physical ability to block her from what will take her away from me, but I can be loving and gentle like Molly, stoic in my affection like Minerva, protective and loyal like Hermione, and waiting to welcome her home like Lily.
"But the most important lesson you have taught us both: cancer may take her away from me in just a few short weeks. I might not be able to spare her the pain. But for every child that is taken too early, people will come together, huddling close in a big group, wands held high to light the dark sky with the love they felt.
"You built Hogwarts as a home for her to return to. And for me.
"For that I shall remain forever gratefully yours,"
Chrissy
Her daughter passed away last week and her fabulous letter touched my heart.
THE LETTER
"I write to you as a mother, a Mummy, of a beautiful little girl. I'm sure you hear people tell you all the time that your words, your imagination helped them, or their children, in some way. Maybe they were helped out of depression by your works, maybe they drew strength from the knowledge that Neville grew up to be a hero against all odds, maybe you taught a bookish boy that there are friends to be found between the pages of a novel.
"I want to share with you what you taught my daughter, who was recently diagnosed with cancer. When I read her your stories, she didn't take to the clear distinction between good and evil, but instead loved the grey characters. You taught her that for every chemo she has to go through, there will be the opportunity to fly across a lake on a hippogriff. For every time her heart seizes with fear of pain, there will be me chasing it away with a patronus charm."Your words built a castle for her to move into when the prognosis got worse.
"Mrs Rowling, cancer threatened to take everything from my daughter, and your books turned out to be the fortress we so desperately needed to hide in.
"And the things you taught me?
"You made me realise that a mother's courage might come in the form of her tears. I might not have the physical ability to block her from what will take her away from me, but I can be loving and gentle like Molly, stoic in my affection like Minerva, protective and loyal like Hermione, and waiting to welcome her home like Lily.
"But the most important lesson you have taught us both: cancer may take her away from me in just a few short weeks. I might not be able to spare her the pain. But for every child that is taken too early, people will come together, huddling close in a big group, wands held high to light the dark sky with the love they felt.
"You built Hogwarts as a home for her to return to. And for me.
"For that I shall remain forever gratefully yours,"Chrissy
Monday, 29 February 2016
Harry Potter and the Philosophers stone.
STORY: harry potter and the philosophers stone is the story of harry when he is with his uncle and aunt and one day surprisingly he gats letter for admission in a magical school "Hogwarts school of witchcraft and wizardy. harry goes to Hogwarts sees the magical world meets Ron Hermione and hagrid as his best friends. harry learns quidditch plays for his house as seeker and even knows about his parents and you know who.
PUBLISHED: J.K Rowling struggled to publish her series a s many of the publishers said that it was too long but one new small company Bloomsbury said yes and Rowling's hardwork paid off. but Bloomsbury only published it in london. scholastic in 1998 published it in American version for Americans
REALEASED: It was realeased on 26 June 1997 by bloomsbury and on 1st september 1998 by scholastic.
BEST COMMENT: "this is terrific book"- sunday telegraph
PAGES: UK-223
US-309
BEST MOMENTS- Ron Hermione harry meet
quidditch match
vanishing glass
harry vs quirrel
mirrior of erised
CHAPTERS- 1.BOY WHO LIVED
2.VANISHING GLASS
3.LETTERS FROM NO ONE
4.KEEPER OF THE KEYS
5.DIAGON ALLEY
6. JOURNEY FROM PLATFOEM NINE NAD THREE QUATERS
7.SORING HAT
8.POTIONS MASTER
9.MIDNIGHT DUEL
10. HALOWEEN
11.QUIDDITCH
12.MIRROR OF ERISED
13.NICHOLAS FLAMEL
14. NORBERT THE NORWEAGIEN RIDGEBACK
15.FORBIDDEN FOREST
16.THROUGH THE TRPDOOR
17.THE MAN WITH 2 FACES
PUBLISHED: J.K Rowling struggled to publish her series a s many of the publishers said that it was too long but one new small company Bloomsbury said yes and Rowling's hardwork paid off. but Bloomsbury only published it in london. scholastic in 1998 published it in American version for Americans
REALEASED: It was realeased on 26 June 1997 by bloomsbury and on 1st september 1998 by scholastic.
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public going crazy to buy first part |
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The very first version by bloomsbury |
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The latest version by scholastic |
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The latest version by bloomsbury |
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The very first version by scholastic |
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This is the newest one by Bloomsbury with pictures!!! |
PAGES: UK-223
US-309
BEST MOMENTS- Ron Hermione harry meet
quidditch match
vanishing glass
harry vs quirrel
mirrior of erised
CHAPTERS- 1.BOY WHO LIVED
2.VANISHING GLASS
3.LETTERS FROM NO ONE
4.KEEPER OF THE KEYS
5.DIAGON ALLEY
6. JOURNEY FROM PLATFOEM NINE NAD THREE QUATERS
7.SORING HAT
8.POTIONS MASTER
9.MIDNIGHT DUEL
10. HALOWEEN
11.QUIDDITCH
12.MIRROR OF ERISED
13.NICHOLAS FLAMEL
14. NORBERT THE NORWEAGIEN RIDGEBACK
15.FORBIDDEN FOREST
16.THROUGH THE TRPDOOR
17.THE MAN WITH 2 FACES
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| THE VANISHING GLASS. |
Check my new book series.
Hello potterheads . exited, should be I am launching my new book series which will consist all information about all books here on my blog in chronological order ,do not miss it.
Thursday, 25 February 2016
FANTASTIC BEASTS AND WHERE TO FIND THEM
Fantastic beasts and where to find them was just a companion released by j.k rowling. It consisted information about the vivid types harry potter creatures and their category by ministry of magic.
The book also had funny things scribbled by Hogwarts students like" Harry loves moaning myrtle" and tic tac toe also played in it!! This gave the whole feeling of a Hogwarts textbook.
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| A copy of fantastic beasts and where to find them. |
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| movie poster |
the only character we know in the series is newt scamander the fictional writer of the book. newt is being played by eddie redmayne who was also the actor of Stephen hawking in theory of every thing.
The movie is going to be released in November.
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| eddie redmayne |
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