PPT-Howl’s Moving Castle

By Diana Wynne Jones Justin Alexander Sophie is a courageous young girl who has been turned to a crone by an evil witch She has a talent of talking things to life She was mistaken for her sister Lettie with whom Howl had a love affair Howl hires her as a cleaning lady and later falls in love with her She does not want to admit that she is in love with Howl because she sees Howl as a heartless hearteater She is eventually turned back into her former self.
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