51 pages 1 hour read

J. K. Rowling

Harry Potter And The Chamber Of Secrets

Fiction | Novel | Middle Grade | Published in 1998

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Essay Topics

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Rowling follows a limited, third-person perspective. How does this shape the reader’s experience in following Harry’s adventures?

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Chamber of Secrets incorporates elements from several genres, including fantasy, young adult, mystery, and satire. Analyze how the novel fits one or more of these genres, as well as ways in which it diverges from what is typical within that genre.

3.

Several characters comment on issues related to fame, glory, or public perception, including Lockhart, Harry, Draco, and Riddle. Compare and contrast two of these or other characters’ views as they relate to fame or public image.

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