Until his eleventh birthday, Harry Potter was just a boy living in a cupboard under the stairs. Then the owl arrived.

Harry has never known magic. Living with the cruel Dursleys—his aunt, uncle, and their spoiled son Dudley—he's endured a life of loneliness, neglect, and birthday after forgotten birthday. He’s never received a letter, never had a friend, and never imagined that his life could be anything but ordinary. But all of that changes when a mysterious envelope arrives, written in green ink and delivered by an owl.

The letter brings an invitation to a place unlike any Harry has ever dreamed of: Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. There, among enchanted feasts, flying broomsticks, and spells that boggle the mind, Harry discovers a world where he truly belongs—and a secret about himself that changes everything.

As he begins his magical education, Harry finds friends who feel like family, faces challenges he never thought he could survive, and uncovers a destiny greater than he could have imagined. But danger is also waiting in the shadows of the castle, and Harry must summon all the courage and strength within him to face what lies ahead.

J.K. Rowling’s enchanting debut introduces readers to a world of wonder, friendship, and adventure. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone is more than the beginning of a legendary series—it’s the book that changed generations of readers forever.

Año: 1998 | Páginas: 320

Scholastic