this comment is for flexible and rigid connected paperback versions of Bloomsbury Publishing 2001 with the third installment of the popular series featuring the small English sorcerer; in this opus, we find Harry at the end of the second summer spent in his frightful adoptive family; after the usual annoyances caricatured followed by equally extravagant magical vengeance (all faithfully the proven recipe in the first two episodes) Harry eventually escapes and ends up in London and Hogwarts where the new development this year is the threat of horrible criminal escaped from prison of the Ministry; it threatens all the wizarding society but not so bad as here reveal; apart from the classic characters (Dumbledore, Hagrid etc), the emergence of new fantastic animals (hippogriffs) and the revelation of the true fate of Ron's rat complete the picture greatly enlightening passionate about the origins of Harry; this episode is a watershed in the saga to understand the beginning and the end imagine leaving; the flexible version widely enough recycled paper being still more readable than the version pocket while the hardback edition is best suited to collectors; English is affordable with a dictionary to audits; a good way to get to English for many French fans who already know the story by heart
