How do you enjoy reading Harry Potter?

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1. Make a den. Entering the wizarding world for the first time is a pretty big deal, so make sure you’re cosy once those Hogwarts doors open.
2. Get some good snacks in.
3. Make sure the lighting is good.
4. Pick your favourite Harry Potter book.
5. Try some reading challenges afterwards!

How long does it take the average person to read the Harry Potter series?

Personal Creations has created an infographic called, “How Long Does It Take to Read Popular Books?” which explores how long it takes to read different titles. According to the graphic, it takes an average of 32.63 hours to read Leo Tolstoy’s War & Peace and 60.23 hours to read the entire Harry Potter series of books.

What is a good age to start reading Harry Potter books?

The first three Harry Potter books are great to read aloud to kids aged from about six or seven up. Certainly most children – both boys and girls – will love them from the age of eight.

What should I eat while reading Harry Potter?

So join us as we look back at our favourite food and drink featured in Harry Potter.

• Harry’s 11th Birthday Cake From Hagrid.
• Canary Creams.
• Sherbet Lemons.
• Drooble’s Best Blowing Gum.
• Butterbeer.
• Bertie Bot’s Every Flavour Beans.
• Petunia Dursley’s Pudding.
• Chocolate Frogs.

Do the Harry Potter books need to be read in order?

No. You NEED to read the series in order. There are important plot points in the 7th one, and the only way to understand that is to have read the first book.

Is there a right way to read Harry Potter?

Remember, there’s no right or wrong way to read a Harry Potter book (except, maybe, upside down!) so give them a go, and you can always visit WizardingWorld.com if you want to learn more about the wizarding world as you go along. So, chapter one…

Do Harry Potter books get fatter as you read them?

As you read more Harry Potter books, you’ll learn that there’s just so much in the wizarding world that the books start getting fatter! But trust us, once you’ve read the first one and got hooked in, you’ll be even hungrier for more pages.

Why reread Harry Potter books?

Books grow with readers. Rereading books offers opportunities for greater insight and practice with reading text fluently. Books like Harry Potter can be a shared experience that builds community of readers. So, here’s to Harry Potter and the hope that you and the children in your lives find your own magic in reading!

What do you learn from the Harry Potter series?

For a book called “Harry Potter”, you do get a lot of fascinating names in this series… no offence, Harry. You’ll soon learn that wizards and witches are rather different to us, wear different sorts of clothes, and have many different interests.