Author :
J.K.Rowling
Harry's
third year in Hogwarts is the theme of third book in the Harry Potter series.
The readers expected another encounter with 'you know who' but this time Harry
has another battle in hand.
The story
begins when Sirius Black, a convicted mass murderer escapes Azkaban prison and
the speculation is rife that he may be after Harry. Dementors are called out to
guard Hogwarts but when Dementors come very close to an individual, they tend
to suck out all the happiness out of that individual. But their services are
mandatory in this uncertain time so Harry has to face his grief, fear and all
disturbing memories and emotions. He eventually learns the secret of Sirius
Black, his relation with his parents and about the actual killer.
Introduction
of Lupin as teacher of Defense Against the Dark Arts is a great addition to the
series. He effectively teaches the students to tap their inner strength and
energies in order to fight against the evil and despair. No one is devoid of
happy or hopeful feelings. 'Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban' is
primarily devoted to emotions and feelings and learning the capability to steer
them favourably.
I really
liked the way author brings out the angst and inner turmoil of Harry and how
eventually his positivity triumphs over all negativity. It is so true in
general too, no matter how difficult the impediments are, they just need to be
combated with more positive energy and thoughts.
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