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I would recommend "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" by J.K. Rowling because it is entertaining and teaches moral lesson about facing difficult choices. Harry Potter, Hermione Granger, and Ron Weasley face a series of moral decisions during their second year at Hogwarts. They wonder whether or not to tell Dumbledore about the horrible things that are happening within the school. However, they remain under the radar and try to defeat Voldemort once more while he takes the form of Tom Riddle. Also, Voldemort and Harry lived very similar lives, but when faced with the choice of turning into evil, Harry chose the path of good. Also, this book is quite different from the movie; giving the reader a different outlook on the story. This story transports the reader into a world of magic and after finishing this book it feels strange to be back in real life, "And together they walked back through the gateway to the Muggle world," (Rowling 341).

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In "Harry Potter and the Chamber Secrets" the character Voldemort shares similar qualities with Macbeth. Voldemort manipulates situations to fit his own needs. Also, he tries to kill Harry Potter so he can gain power again and rule over the wizarding world, same as Macbeth did when he killed King Duncan. In this specific book, he takes the form of Tom Riddle, whom Harry trusts. Similar with Macbeth, a common theme is that things are not always as they seem.

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The theme of moral choices is present in both "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" and "Macbeth." Harry Potter is faced with several circumstances with difficult choices to take. For example, Harry, Hermione, and Ron never tell Dumbledore about the strange occurrences they are continuously going through, despite several opportunities. Telling Dumbledore would risk their reputation and other's reputations. In Macbeth, several characters are faced with a moral decision: whether or not to kill another.

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The author uses style to communicate the theme. Rowling's sentence structure and descriptive details to show the relationship between all the characters. Her word choices tell readers the way in which each character treat one another. It creates a sense of friendship that the readers can develop with the characters.

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The tone of my novel is formal and simple. It takes place in England with native British characters. The narrator uses proper and simple English to convey the theme. The writing is very clear and easy to understand, helping the book reach a wider range of audiences. Also, the author express the fondness she has for her characters with her tone.

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"Innumerable candles were hovering in midair over four long, crowded tables, making the golden plates and goblets sparkle. Overhead, the bewitched ceiling, which always mirrored the sky outside, sparkled with stars," (Rowling 76).

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1. stop
2. mysterious
3. shame

Harry Potter has to stay with his only remaining family members over the summer before he returns to Hogwarts. Uncle Vernon, Aunt Petunia, and Dudley are muggles; terrified and full of shame due to Harry's magical abilities. They believe that the only way to stop Harry's magic is by taking away all of his wizard belongings, ending any mysterious business they think Harry might be up to.