Uncovering the Mystery of Who Reads Books

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The discussion revolves around the popularity and impact of the Harry Potter series, particularly in relation to its audience and literary merit. Participants share personal experiences, such as attending book release parties and reading the series to children, highlighting the joy and nostalgia associated with the books. There is a divide in opinions; some appreciate the series for its imaginative storytelling and character development, while others criticize it for being simplistic and aimed at a younger audience. Many agree that the later books mature alongside their readers, making them relatable for both children and adults. Comparisons are made to other fantasy works, with some participants advocating for the depth and complexity found in authors like Robert Jordan and Raymond E. Feist. The conversation also touches on the differences between the books and their film adaptations, emphasizing that the books contain richer details and character arcs that movies cannot fully capture. Overall, the Harry Potter series is recognized as a significant cultural phenomenon that has inspired a generation to read, despite mixed opinions on its literary quality.

You read the Harry Potter series?

  • yes, because i read them to some kids...

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I haven't read any of the books. I like fiction, but fantasy doesn't appeal to me very much. Maybe if they performed magic by making use of the laws of physics... maybe spells could be mathematical equations. :smile:
 
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I haven't read any of the books. I like fiction, but fantasy doesn't appeal to me very much. Maybe if they performed magic by making use of the laws of physics... maybe spells could be mathematical equations. :smile:
no wonder God put you through all those trials.
 
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