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Презентация, доклад Феномен Гарри Поттера
Содержание
- 1. Презентация Феномен Гарри Поттера
- 2. Thousands of children
- 3. The The popularity of the Harry Potter series was seen unusual
- 4. Who has the most recognized face in Britain at the moment?
- 5. Harry Potter posters
- 6. First four Harry Potter books
- 7. The first book in the series,
- 8. The aim of my work is:
- 9. Why has the series been so popular?
- 10. Harry, like all the best heroes or heroines, appears to be a normal child.
- 11. Harry is an orphan and is forced
- 12. The
- 13. . The organization of Hogwarts is also
- 14. However, it is still easy for children
Thousands of children have actually read the original books has been seen as almost incredible.
Слайд 2 Thousands of children have actually read the original books has been
seen as almost incredible.
Слайд 7 The first book in the series, Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s
Stone,
had been on the best seller list for over four years by June 2001.
Слайд 8The aim of my work is: 1. to get
to know Joanne Rowling’s biography
2. to analyze the books about Harry Potter
3. to find out what Harry Potter’s phenomenon is
Слайд 11Harry is an orphan and is forced to live with his
cruel Aunt Petunia and Uncle Vernon, and their dreadful son, Dudley.
Слайд 12 The school which Harry is
sent to, Hogwarts, has a lot in common with a classic British public school.
Слайд 13. The organization of Hogwarts is also very similar to a
public school with its strict teachers, boarding houses and attention to sports.
Слайд 14However, it is still easy for children to identify with Harry
and his friends because they also behave like ordinary modern teenagers.
