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Harry Potter y el prisionero de Azkaban by J.K. Rowling
5.0
Harry Potter is in grave danger. The man who betrayed his parents to Voldemort has escaped from Azkaban prison and is most likely targeting Harry. There are dementors posted around the Hogwarts campus to secure the grounds, but Harry has a horrible reaction whenever he sees one - he relives the night his parents died. Harry turns to his new teacher, Lupin, to help him learn magic that will deflect the dementors.
This is my favorite book in the series! Mainly because I love learning about the backstory of the Marauders and because Remus Lupin is one of my favorite characters. I love Lupin because he is kind and serious and he really knows how to inspire his students. The way he inspires Neville with confidence is wonderful! As a teacher myself, it is really meaningful to me to see great teachers in books.
I also like seeing how Hermione takes her passion for learning to unhealthy levels and then realizes that taking so many classes and constantly obsessing over her grades is not good. She grows and learns some wisdom in this area of her life.
I always love re-reading these books!
This is my favorite book in the series! Mainly because I love learning about the backstory of the Marauders and because Remus Lupin is one of my favorite characters. I love Lupin because he is kind and serious and he really knows how to inspire his students. The way he inspires Neville with confidence is wonderful! As a teacher myself, it is really meaningful to me to see great teachers in books.
I also like seeing how Hermione takes her passion for learning to unhealthy levels and then realizes that taking so many classes and constantly obsessing over her grades is not good. She grows and learns some wisdom in this area of her life.
I always love re-reading these books!