The Tales of Beedle the Bard by J.K. RowlingMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
A lavishly illustrated version of the most famous folktales of the Wizarding world. Chris Riddell's signature style lends itself beautifully to these stories, and you'll see something new each time you look at them. The pick of this year's Potter titles for any fan.
The warlock was sure that he must be an object of immense envy to all who beheld his splendid and untroubled solitude. Fierce were his anger and chagrin, therefore, when he overheard two of his lackeys discussing their master one day.
The first servant expressed pity for the warlock who, with all his wealth and power, was yet beloved by nobody.
But his companion jeered, asking why a man with so much gold and a palatial castle to his name had been unable to attract a wife.
Their words dealt dreadful blows to the listening warlock's pride.
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