struggle of good versus evil while making Harry a somewhat naughty boy who likes to break the rules instead of a know it all teacher's pet. It draws upon the children’s favourites of fantasy and magic and combines them with those Enid Blyton boarding school stories that today's adults enjoyed as children.
      Not only this, but Harry Potter will help your children develop their powers of imagination and vocabulary too. When you see a movie, everything is presented there for instant absorption, but when you read the book your mind gets a wonderful workout imagining what everything looks like. Harry Potter , rich detail, certainly gives a lot of material for your mind to work with The dialogues are witty, the jokes and
puns are enough to be entertaining but not overbearing, and the language is challenging but not difficult.
      If your child is already a Harry Potter fan, you could ask him to tell you about the books, or be really daring and read one yourself. This way you can establish a bond and prove to your son or daughter that you are extremely interested in what interests them. Nothing impresses a child more than a parent who takes an interest in their world. Then, when the movie comes out, sit down and watch it with your child. The laughs will mean twice as much when you and your child can both share the jokes together.