Favorite Childhood Book

Luke Brechtelsbauer 5th Hour Literature Throughout my childhood the Harry Potter books have represented the epitome of innocence and the sense of unrepressed wanderlust that is all too absent from today’s society. After reading the first book I remember waiting with a sort of nervous excitement for my very own Hogwart’s acceptance letter written in emerald ink. Nearly ten years later I can still escape into the pages and find a better and often times more hopeful world than the one we occupy. An ageless lesson that Harry Potter taught me is that even if there aren’t wands and dragons, there is still magic in the world. 1. I Will Follow... 2. A Movie Script Ending 3. The New Year 4. Crooked Teeth 5. President of What? 6. My Mirror Speaks 7. Company Calls 8. Title Track 9. Grapevine Fires 10. I Will Possess Your Heart 11. Little Bribes 12. Cath... 13. Long Division 14. Soul Meets Body 15. No Sunlight 16. The Sound of Settling 17. Marching Bands of Manhattan 18. A Diamond and a Tether 19. Title and Registration 20. Transatlanticism