Which Harry Potter Book Is Actually About Your Life?

"Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" is actually based on you!

As a kid, you were always a bit shy and withdrawn. You stayed back from others, and preferred your own company.
After a while, you found a subject you were deeply interested in, and invested most of your time in it.
We're not sure what it was, but we bet it had something to do with your incredible imagination.
That spark ignited something in you, and helped you come out of your shell and interact with other people and even make some great lifelong friends.

"Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" was written about you!

You have always been a very curious and investigative kid. You loved playing "Treasure Hunt" and solving clues. Just like Harry Potter and the mysterious notebook he discovered, you also found a certain artifact in your attic and started to imagine who owned it before.

"Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban" was written about you!

In your teenage years, you struggled a bit with the realization that your parents were in fact humans, and not the perfect know-it-all people.
You felt a little sad finding out your parents had their flaws (just like Harry did), but then you realized that no matter what, they are still two of your favorite people on the planet!

"Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" was written about you!
Since you were little, you have always enjoyed healthy competition. It pushes you forward, makes you work harder, and introduces higher levels of excitement into your life.

"Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix"

When you were growing up, a lot of things happened at a fast pace.
You had to choose which friends to keep and which to grow apart from, what interested you more in school, and especially, who your heart was interested in.
Those years were filled with internal struggle, but ultimately, they helped you become the incredible person you are today.

"Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" was based on your life!

At the age of 16, the world was a very complicated place for you. You started to realize that the world was not black or white, but rather, full of big grey areas.
We can use them to bring some good into the world, or go down a darker path.

"Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" was written about your life!

Most of the time, high school felt like a life or death battle.
Different people with different approaches to life made their way into your life, and you had to choose who you would listen to, and who you would pass along.