Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone is about 300 - 400 pages.

A replica philosopher's stone can be found on Noble Collection for $95. eBay also has several listings that are slightly cheaper and one is available on the Warner Brothers store for $99.95.

The Philosophers Stone is legendary for its ability to turn base metals into gold. Alchemists tried for generations to make one without success. Nicholas Flamel (1330-1480) was believed to have found it and achieved immortality.

The main ingredient is the philosopher's stone which was created by Nicolas Flamel. He owned the only known philosopher's stone which was destroyed in 1992 to keep it safe.

Harry released a boa constrictor which was native to Brasil but was bred in captivity. In the movie, a Burmese Python was used.

The snake only responds to Harry because he is a Parseltongue, which means he can speak to snakes. The snake is used to people tapping on the glass, which is what Dudley does, and when Harry begins to speak to it - the snake responds.

The only known maker of the Philosopher's/Sorcerer's Stone is called Nicholas Flamel. His Stone was destroyed in 1992.

Talk to the librarian then go to Muggle Studies on the 5th floor. Go through the tv and you'll battle a monster. When you win, you'll get the book.

The turning water into rum spell was only ever featured in the movie, and was probably not actually a real spell. Seamus Finnigan is seen trying to do this and he blows himself up. The spell he uses is "eye of rabbit, harp string hum, turn this water into rum."

You could only get the philosopher's stone out of the mirror if you wanted the stone, but didn't want to use it. Professor Quirrell wanted to use the stone to restore Lord Voldemort to power. Harry wanted it to prevent that from happening, but had no intention of using the stone for himself. Therefore the mirror presented it to him.

Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (Book One).

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (Book Two).

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone ends with the line:

I'm going to have a lot of fun with Dudley this summer.…

Yes, she does.

Three are posion, two are wine, one to get through the fire to lead on, and one to get through the fire to go back.

The potions don't have names - or at least the names arent mentioned. The small black bottle and the rounded bottle at the end of the line were the two that allowed you through the fires (the small black bottle allowing you forward and the rounded bottle allowing you back)

he wanted the attention

There are several large difference between the series with the main one being the characters and the plot.

The comparisons between the series were about the style and theme.

The first Harry Potter book, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, was published by Bloomsbury in the UK and Scholastic in the US, where it was retitled Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone.

Least the others find out it was a broomstick.

Ron Weasley was on the knight and was attacked by the queen.

Bill Weasley attended the final task during the Triwizard Tournament where he saw Fleur Delacour competing. Fleur then got a job working for Gringotts bank to improve her English where the two meet and later began dating.

The mirror of erised has nine words on it which says: "Erised stra ehru oyt ube cafru oyt on wohsi".

Written in the correct way this says: "I show not your face but your hearts desire."

Hadrid's Norwegian Ridgeback was a baby dragon called Norbert, which he hatched from a dragon egg that he got, "from a bloke in the pub."

Throughout the school years, students are rewarded for good work or punished for breaking rules with house points. Professors, prefects and the head girl and boy can all give out house points. At the end of the year, the house with the most points wins the cup.

In the 1991-1992 school year, Harry and the rest of Gryffindor house gained enough points to be the winner. This was largely due to Harry, Ron, Hermione and Neville gaining last minute points for preventing Voldemort from stealing the stone.