Tales of Beedle the Bard Book Report
A few days ago I read the book "The Tales of Beedle the Bard". The book was full of stories about the magical world of Harry Potter, and I liked the stories "The Wizard And His Hopping Pot" and "Babbity Rabbity and her Cackling Stump".
"The Wizard and His Hopping Pot" was about a wizard who had inherited his dad's pot. The pot inherited the ailments of all the sick people around the world. The wizard was very mean, and didn't help anyone, so, naturally, the pot started growing warts, hiccuping and doing lots of other things. So, he was forced to help the people with ailments, and he became a kind wizard, and his pot also lost all of its ailments, turning back into a brewing pot.
"Babbity Rabbity and her Cackling Stump" was about a witch named Babbity Rabbity who helped witches and wizards to gain their freedom in the world. She taught the king a lesson and punished him for all his unfairness to the magical kind, and he decided to let the witches and wizards of the world have the same rights as humans.
To sum up, these two stories told me that I should be kind to other people, and also that everybody should have the same rights.
"The Wizard and His Hopping Pot" was about a wizard who had inherited his dad's pot. The pot inherited the ailments of all the sick people around the world. The wizard was very mean, and didn't help anyone, so, naturally, the pot started growing warts, hiccuping and doing lots of other things. So, he was forced to help the people with ailments, and he became a kind wizard, and his pot also lost all of its ailments, turning back into a brewing pot.
"Babbity Rabbity and her Cackling Stump" was about a witch named Babbity Rabbity who helped witches and wizards to gain their freedom in the world. She taught the king a lesson and punished him for all his unfairness to the magical kind, and he decided to let the witches and wizards of the world have the same rights as humans.
To sum up, these two stories told me that I should be kind to other people, and also that everybody should have the same rights.
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