Harry Potter a me ka Pō haku Akeakamai: Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone in Hawaiian

'A'ole i lohe 'o HARRY POTTER no ke Kula Hogwart i ke kau 'ana mai o n? LEKA ma ka moena '?puka o mua o ka hale ma ka helu 'eh?, Alanui Pilikino. Na kona 'anakala me kona 'anak? 'a'aka loa i k?'ili koke i n? leka i k?kau 'ia ai me ka '?nika '?MA'OMA'O ma luna o ka 'ili palapala LENALENA me ka uepa PONI. A laila, ma ka l? h?nau piha 'umi kumam?kahi makahiki o Harry, '?'ili maila kekahi PILIKUA me ka lauoho p?kalak? loa i kapa 'ia 'o RUBEUS HAGRID me ka pah? ikaika a halihali maila 'o ia i kekahi lono KUPAIANAHA. He kahuna ho'okalakupua 'o Harry Potter a he wahi n? kona ma KE KULA HOGWART NO KA 'OIHANA HO'OKALAKUPUA. 'O ka ho'omaka mai n? koe o kekahi hua­ka'i ho'ok?h?h?!

HARRY POTTER doesn't know the first thing about Hogwarts when the LETTERS start dropping onto the doormat at number four, Privet Drive. The letters, written in GREEN ink on YELLOW parchment with a PURPLE seal, are taken off him by his AWFUL aunt and GRUMPY uncle. Then, on Harry's eleventh birthday, a great GIANT with curly hair called RUBEUS HAGRID barges into his life with some ASTOUNDING news: Harry Potter is a wizard, and he has a place at HOGWARTS SCHOOL OF WITCHCRAFT AND WIZARDRY.