What are the moral lessons in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone?

The main lesson of this story is that people should not judge people based on their appearance. I mean people will look like their actions. Sometimes people have secrets you do not want. Harry thought that Snape went to pick him up because he looked unfair and odd to him. Indeed, trembling Quirrell hides Voldemort

Harry felt Snape aiming him because he was a dark wizard. Snape 's classroom was in the basement, he certainly was not winning any character competition, but it led Harry to Snape that he tried to steal magician' s stone. He did not investigate in detail what happened.

Quirrell seems to be completely harmless. They actually quit Quirrell when a child tried to stop Curape from Harlee's broom of Quidditch.

Hermione was fighting towards the place Snape was standing and was now running in a platoon behind him; she put Quarrell professor in the front row, so I could not stop even saying I'm sorry. (Chapter 11)

Children did not know that Snape was trying to protect Harry and that Voldemort was trying to get a stone from genuine Death Eater Kelrel. Harry could stop Quirrell from getting stones as only Dumbledore provided enchantments and those who did not plan to own it got a stone.

Harry has a gentle heart, but he is not always thinking seriously. He needs to know that appearance can be deceived, and you should not judge people based on limited information. I understood this because he became friends with the two most rare children of Hogwarts. Hermione seems to be an omniscient person, and Ron Weasley is the youngest child of a poor family. Harry was able to see what might have made them unpopular in the past and see them as good friends.

The main confrontation between Harry Potter and Stone of the Wizard is between Harry and Voldemort. Harry Potter found a witch's stone and Voldemort (who killed Harry's parents) wanted a stone to rule Hogwarts. Then Voldemort will turn school (Hogwarts) into evil. That's why Harry needs to get a stone in front of Voldemort. The roles related to the main conflict are Harry, Voldemort, and Querrel. Quirrell is a teacher of Hogwarts.

"Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban" is the third in the "Harry Potter" series. The first Harry Potter and the magician's stone (Harry Potter and the magician's stone of the United States of America) was published by Bloomsbury on June 26, 1997. And the second Harry Potter and the secret Chamber of Commerce were published in 1998. It was released on July 2nd. Rolling began writing prisoners of Azkaban the day after completing the secret room. What I like about Rowling in this book is the introduction of Remus Lupin, a prisoner of Azkaban in 2004 saying "I have the best writing experience ever." Emergency economic concerns are over, emergency economic concerns have ended, and the media has not attracted much attention.

The book that I read Harry Potter and the stone of the wizard is Harry Potter and the stone of the Wizard. The author of this book is a woman named J. K. Rolling There are two settings in this book, originally Harry lived with Vernon uncle and Petunia aunt, but he was fourth place son in law. After he was sent to Hogwarts, the setting here was a huge school of wizards and witches. The main character of my book is Harry Potter. He is fairly slender, and for the boy named Harry Potter his world is dark. Harry's life is similar to Rolling's life. Rowling is a single mother who is divorced, unemployed, and depends on public aid to provide cocktails to colleagues at Harry and her frequent cafe. After many rejections by the publisher, Bloomsbury got the opportunity to borrow Cliche with "the rest is history". Harry Potter and the Magician since the first release (7 series of rumors)