Harry is growing
up without his parents. He misses them a lot even though he never
really knew them. They were killed by an evil spirit when Harry was a
small child. There was no one to take care of Harry afterwards and he
ended up living with a bunch of strangers.
grow up ... vyrůstat
I miss her ... ona mně chybí
even though ... přestože, i když
evil spirit ... zlý duch
take care of him ... postarejte se o něj
afterwards ... potom, pak
she ended up crying ... dopadlo to tak, že se rozplakala
a bunch of strangers ... pár nějakých cizích lidí
The Dursleys, the
family that Harry lives with, treat him very badly. He isn't even
allowed to watch TV or leave his room in the evening. The Dursleys
have their own son, whose name is Dudley, and they prefer him to
Harry.
Dudley doesn't
like Harry either and the two boys don't get along at all. None of
this is Harry's fault. Dudley is a fat spoiled dumb kid and his
parents are simply mean. They all give Harry a hard time about every
little thing that he does. In fact, they seem to enjoy making his
life hard.
Harry is 11 now
and he is tired of dealing with these horrible people. He is trying
to figure out a way to escape, but he has no idea where to go. He
doesn't have any relatives and he couldn't pay to stay at a hotel.
The police would soon find him and bring him back.
One day a big bird
shows up at Harry's window and leaves a bunch of letters. The
Dursleys hide the letters before Harry can read them and they lock
the door so he can't go out and talk to the bird. But nothing will
stop Harry at this point. He sneaks into the living room and steals
the letters.
By reading the
letters Harry finds out that there are people out there who care
about him and want him to come join them. Harry also learns that the
guy who killed his parents is still looking for him. He realizes that
he needs to be careful. Otherwise he will get killed just like his
parents.
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