J.K. Rowling

Harry Potter grows up in his uncles' house, the Dursley, who hide his true family history from him; when Harry is 11 years old, letters from unknown sender begin to reach him, which are increasing in number as his uncles do not let him open them. They bring the news that the child has been admitted to the Hogwarts College of Magic and Hechiceria, since, like his parents, he has magical powers.

After once again defeating Lord Voldemort, his sinister enemy in Harry Potter and the philosophical stone, Harry is impatient at the home of his unbearable uncles at the beginning of the second year of the Hogwarts College of Magic and Hechiceria. However, the waiting takes little, as an elf appears in his room and warns him that a mortal threat will close on the school.

Harry Potter and the prisoner of Azkaban

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

Harry Potter and the Phoenix's Order

Harry Potter and the mixed prince

Harry Potter and the relics of death

The stories of Beedle el Bardo contain five very different fairy tales, each with its own magic character, which will delight the reader with his humour and the emotion of the danger of death.