What is the authors point of view in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone?

Answer 1

The mood of Harry Potter is very relaxed and calm, but at sometimes he can get a bit over excited or a bit sad or mad. All over the movie his mood changes so there is no set mood.

Answer 2

Well you see J.K.Rowling really wanted the book "Philosepher's Stone "to be realesed so that she can get an award and she did the second one she did not really care about it so that is why she did not get an award for it.Her main amie was to be the best author.Then she realized that some one had more awards then her so she wrote"Prisionerof azakaban"and is when she was again in Plead then she knew that no one can catch u

Answer 3

In Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone as well as all of the other books in the Harry Potter series, the author writes in third person limited perspective. This means that she does not write as if she were Harry Potter (which would be first person perspective) but the reader can hear what Harry Potter thinks in addition to what he says and does. The only character who's thoughts are told to the reader is Harry. If the reader could also hear the thoughts of other characters, the book would be in third person omniscient perspective.

Answer 4

I LOVE him.....my favorite character!!;)

he is cool and nice

Answer 5

Search Google for Stephen King's "Last word on Harry Potter". He wrote a wonderful article on it.

Answer 6

If you read the passage in the backs of the different books you will find the author's opinion and information on the author

Answer 7

He thinks you're an idiot