In the original country it is published in it just simply is The Philosopher’s Stone, and in 99.9% of countries it is The Philosopher’s Stone or direct translations of Philosopher’s Stone.

That is because in folk lore and mythology a philosopher’s stone is a real thing. An object that can turn regular objects into precious metals and make the user immortal is called the philosopher’s stone.

So that is the name of the book.

Philosopher's Stone (I'm Canadian, and the books published for the Canadian market used the original, British wording.)

As I’m British Philosophers Stone which is what it should be. It is also the original title of the book so that is another reason why it should be Philosophers Stone

Philosopher's stone is the proper way to say it because it was the original name. I'm American but I say the proper way anyway. But, I mean, I lived in the UK for a few years, so I think that plays a big role as to why I say it that way

I say Sorcerer’s Stone because I have actual trouble saying ‘philosopher’

Also the book was titled Sorcerer’s Stone (where I’m from anyways idk if its different in other places) and the characters from the movie say Sorcerer, when I found out it was philosopher I was rly confused but I couldn’t say the word so i stuck with Sorcerer 😭

Philosopher is the original name for it, but it means sorcerer. Which is why they changed it to sorcerer's stone for the American version. However, I have, like, 2 copies of the UK version of the books, so I say Philosopher

Po-li-so-fer

^^^

Trying to say it 😭

It's Fo-los-ifer

I think I just said it right for the first time HELP

Sorcerer because I'm an American and apparently I'm too dumb to understand what philosopher means (according to the American publishers)