The first book Harry Potter and The Sorcerer’s Stone also known as Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone by …show more content…
Rowling is similar to the first in it’s nature and idea, but is different in it’s context. Harry Potter and The Chamber of Secrets has a more uniqueness to it, and while it doesn’t introduce characters and setting, it does a magical job of setting the scene for when the story will later take place. While both books have the same notion, Harry Potter and The Sorcerer’s Stone bring the same characters to a whole new adventure at Hogwarts. In this story, Harry and his friends find out about a Chamber which also happens to be taboo. While the children are curious, they can’t talk about it in public, but wish to know more.
The books have a lot of similarities as well. Along with the same author, these books have a lot in common.
My verdict of these two books was difficult to choose. The suspense of both stories wanted me reading more, Harry Potter and The Sorcerer’s Stone introducing the adventures to come, however Harry Potter and The Sorcerer’s Stone does a better job at getting straight into the excitement and thrill faster than the first book. It grapples readers more and expands even more on Hogwarts, the professors who work there, quidditch, and even Harry Potter himself. If you're planning on reading this astounding series, make sure to start at the source of this proficient authors’