Harry Potter And The Chamber Of Secrets By J K Rowling

The rediscovery of Hogwarts in the Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets is as exciting and special as it was the first time around

. But some facts still need to be faced, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets is darker than the first book in the series and disturbing too. The antagonist of the book Voldemort is ingeniously evil as the only thing he thinks of is destroying others and establishing himself as the ruler.

Harry Is Keen To Go Back To Hogwarts

The book starts with Harry eagerly awaiting his return to Hogwarts since that is the only place where he feels happy, and because his friends are there. He doesnt have a happy home at all since he has lost his parents and he lives with his uncle and aunt. The world of Hogwarts is enthralling and exciting and each new book in the series discovers more about the place and its way of life. The readers also get a deeper insight into the ghosts roaming the school and new spells such as Polyjuice potion. The best part of the book is when Harry is introduced to the Burrow, Weasleys home. This is the first time he is looking at a wizarding familys home. He is amazed to see there are no televisions in those homes, though Quidditch team posters instead of soccer team posters were only to be expected.

Voldemort Is Memory This Time

The author J K Rowling is great at coming up with innovative ways of introducing Lord Voldemort throughout the novels. In the Chamber of secrets he becomes a memory so he may take advantage of the weaknesses in the history of Hogwarts. Just like the previous book, there is a clever twist in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets too where the readers are in suspense over the identity of the Voldemort confidant in the Hogwarts. The author superbly illustrates how even the obvious may be unclear to people even in the vicinity.

Strong Story That Holds on Its Own

Even those who havent read the first book in the series, will still find that Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets has strong enough content to stand on its own. J K Rowling has written Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets with so much imagination, that she ignites enormous interest in her young readers as well, who can imagine themselves on the walls and halls of Hogwarts with Harry Potter. Although the older readers also enjoy the book as much, they may lack the imagination that the youngsters have.

by: Prasoon Kumar

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