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Albus Dursley's Harry Potter
This book starts with telling us about the Dursleys and how they are the most normal non-magic people there could be. This is just to build up the irony for what will happen later that night when Albus Dumbledore the headmaster of Hogwarts brings Harry Potter a wizard to their doorstep. The next chapter already goes into ten years later and is written about how badly Harry is being treated by his aunt and uncle. The book goes on telling about how Harry finds out that he is a wizard and He was told how his parents passed away. Harry then goes off to school meeting friends like Ron Weasley, Hermione Granger, and Neville Longbottom. Harry also met some enemies like Draco Malfoy. When Harry gets to school he is put in Gryffindor one of the four
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