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Harry Potter and The Philosophers Stone A Level Biology > A Levels Past Papers Manson makes the argument >When it hit shelves: June 30 > 1997 What happens in the book: After murdering Harrys parents > James and Lily Potter > evil Lord Voldemort puts a killing curse on Harry > then just a baby. The curse inexplicably reverses > defeating Voldemort and searing a lightning bolt scar in the middle of the infants forehead. Harry is then left at the doorstep of his boring but brutish aunt and uncle > the Dursleys. For 10 years > Harry lives in the cupboard