Well, how can you not love magic, when it is brought to you in the form of an amazing book, written by such a great woman? 
 I've avoided reviewing Harry Potter, because I don't think the Goodreads community needs any more HP reviews, and also because it's impossible to mention all the things that you love about these books. But now I'm determined to count down all my favourite things about Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. 
 The setting 
 Probably the most important and wonderful thing that Ms. Rowling has ever created. Her imagination breaks all the boundaries, as she gets you to dream of the most magical places. The Wizarding World is cover in mystery, and it's got its rare beauties, that are unimaginable (yet, Joanne did it. She created all of this). From the impenetrable bank Gringotts and the various stores in Diagon Alley, to the imposing Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, the place that dominates the entire universe of Harry Potter, and you'd certainly be lying if you said you didn't want to study there. 
 The wizard sport is just as exciting. I don't really like sport, but I had such a strong urge to play Quidditch. It seems to combine some of our Muggle sports, adding peculiar rules and funny facts. Four balls. Seven players. Three loops. Broomsticks. More fun than I'll ever have in my whole life. 
 The perfectly written characters 
 It's truly impossible not to relate to one of Ms. Rowling's characters. Okay, maybe not all of us played Quidditch as kids, or had magical powers, or defeated a Dark Lord, but whether you're gritty and warm-hearted like Harry, bookish and daring like Hermione, courageous and funny like Ron, or even caring and sensitive like Neville, there's no way you can't find yourself in one of the many Harry Potter characters. 
 Everything about Hogwarts. Everything. 
 The Sorting Ceremony. The feasts in the Great Hall. The classes. I don't think my 17470 remaining characters are enough to describe how all these make me feel exactly like home, exactly where I belong.