Fantastic Beasts And Where to Find Them (2001)
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CENTRAL PARK ZOO—NIGHT Newt and Jacob run up to the now half-empty zoo, the outer walls of which have been demolished in places. A large pile of rubble lies at the entrance. Another bellowing roar echoes around the brick building. Newt produces a body protector. NEWT Okay, if you just, uh, pop this on. Newt stands behind Jacob, fastening the breastplate over him. JACOB Okay. NEWT Now, there’s absolutely nothing for you to worry about. JACOB Tell me—has anyone ever believed you when you told them... not to worry? NEWT My philosophy is that worrying means you suffer twice. Jacob digests Newt’s “wisdom.” Newt picks up his case and Jacob follows him, stumbling over rubble and debris. They stand at the entrance to the zoo. A loud snort comes from within. NEWT She’s in season. She needs to mate. ANGLE ON THE ERUMPENT—a large, rotund, rhino-like creature with a massive horn protruding from her forehead. Five times his size, she is nuzzling up against the enclosure of a terrified hippo.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CENTRAL PARK ZOO—NIGHT Newt and Jacob run up to the now half-empty zoo, the outer walls of which have been demolished in places. A large pile of rubble lies at the entrance. Another bellowing roar echoes around the brick building. Newt produces a body protector. NEWT Okay, if you just, uh, pop this on. Newt stands behind Jacob, fastening the breastplate over him. JACOB Okay. NEWT Now, there’s absolutely nothing for you to worry about. JACOB Tell me—has anyone ever believed you when you told them... not to worry? NEWT My philosophy is that worrying means you suffer twice. Jacob digests Newt’s “wisdom.” Newt picks up his case and Jacob follows him, stumbling over rubble and debris. They stand at the entrance to the zoo. A loud snort comes from within. NEWT She’s in season. She needs to mate. ANGLE ON THE ERUMPENT—a large, rotund, rhino-like creature with a massive horn protruding from her forehead. Five times his size, she is nuzzling up against the enclosure of a terrified hippo.
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Guest 6 years ago
i want to be a wizard
darth110 5 years ago
I read this when I got it at the library, so I don't need to read it here. I rate 5.9/10stars only beacause it can boring at some points.
Guest 6 years ago
HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMUSTARD
I SAW MUSTARD SOME TIMES
MUSTARD
IN AT SOMEWHERE
I THINK ACT A LITTLE AFTER THEN
YOU.ARE.AT.NEW.YORK.AND.
MUSTARDDDD? THIS INST EUROPE THE MAYO L- no wait
i meant uuuh
THIS IS USA THE KETCHUP LAND
MUSTARD IS AT..AT...
IDK JUST KNOWN I DIDN`T SAW KETCHUP UNTIL NOW
ONLY MUSTARD
Guest 6 years ago
This is basically Harry Potter and the cursed child disguised as a nod timey book because it is basically copying a script of a movie/play/franchise
Guest 6 years ago
Might as well rent the movie instead.
Guest 6 years ago
This is beautiful book. I love how each character changes. And I especially live the plot, the beasts in the suitcase are described amazingly. I love the magical world. I mean, who doesn't?
Guest 6 years ago
I'm just a kid but i loved this book it was really crative and my teacher loved it too.
Guest 7 years ago
I loved the book!!!It was absolutely awesome...
Guest 7 years ago
I thought this book was really creative. It is Harry Potter's textbook and it describes all the beasts in the magical world. I especially liked the introduction, which discussed how it was determined the differences between a magical being and a magical beast. I also really want to read some of the fake books mentioned in the footnotes, particularly The Philosophy of the Mundane: Why the Muggles Prefer Not to Know. Also, I really wish A History of Magic was a real book. I think I would like the non-fiction of the Harry Potter world.
Guest 6 years ago
There’s no such thing as the non-fiction of the Harry Potter (HP) world. Every aspect of the HP world came from Ms. Rowling’s extraordinarily gifted imagination. She created every detail of it. She wasn’t describing a world world that already existed. Therefore any books related to HP would have to be fictional, excluding works that relate to the author herself, or her writing process.
Demonking 7 years ago
I wish i could read the books in the stories too, like Hogwarts a history
Guest 7 years ago
It was interesting to read this after I've just seen the movie for it. I tried to find the beasts, that were mentioned in there, some I did find, some I didn't. Wonderful beasts are collected and described in this book, I can just image how do they look like in real life. :)
Guest 6 years ago
What are you talking about? This is the script, not the textbook.
Guest 7 years ago
there is no 9th and 10th book dummy!if you really want it why . dont you go ask her?
Guest 7 years ago
The started reading the book before going to watch the movie but reading it or not wouldn't matter because it's in all other league and you can make so many movies by taking 4-5 of these cuties every time. Most fun are the little bits of modifications by Harry and Ron. Loved the little touches and now I am on to next one 'Quidditch through the Ages'
Guest 7 years ago
Everyone should watch the movie and read the book!Write Review:
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