Reading in “Harry Potter” and “Game of Thrones”
The characters of “Game of Thrones” are generally more concerned with fighting than studying, but like in “Harry Potter”, important clues can be found in unlikely places.
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Seven Strategies to Get the Kids in Your Life Interested in “Harry Potter”
Are you having trouble getting the children in your life interested in “Harry Potter”? Look no further!
Why I Believe the “Harry Potter” Books Are America’s Greatest Reads
The “Harry Potter” series is a finalist in the PBS series “The Great American Read.” Here’s why we think it should win.
“Fantastic Beasts”: Seven Things We’d Like to See If the Movies Were Novels
We “Potter” fans are so used to having book material to back up the movies that we can’t help but wonder: What would the first “Fantastic Beasts” movie have looked like as a novel?
Confessions: “Harry Potter” Got Me Through High School
For some, “Harry Potter” helped combat some pretty harrowing times of their own. What does “Harry Potter” mean to you, and how has it aided in making you the person you are today?
“Reading, Writing, Rowling” Episode 8: “Dirt and the Dark Arts; Tackling Taboos in ‘Harry Potter'”
It’s all about the Dark Arts in the latest episode of “Reading, Writing, Rowling”.
“Harry Potter” and the Case Against Binge-Watching
“Harry Potter” taught a generation to probe the depths of literature while waiting for the next book. But how has our critical engagement with media changed in the age of the instant gratification of a Netflix binge?
“Books Are Not Absolutely Dead Things”: “Harry Potter”, Evelyn Waugh, and Censorship
J.K. Rowling celebrates literacy in both her writing and her interviews. Dr. Beatrice Groves explores how other authors may have influenced Rowling’s thoughts.
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