Books leave impressions that are hard to erase. Especially when a child is growing up, he has a brain that is full of imagination.

In this world of millennials, kids are following social media influencers. Hand them over books and let them grow with a fictional world. Let them start with stories of pooh and piglet. However, when they are ready, give them the series of books of Harry Potter on their birthday.

The magical world of Hogwarts is a dream school for all of us. J.K. Rowling has given us a gift we will cherish for the rest of our lives. Now, we have a reason to introduce this world to our future generations as well.

Confused?

Well, a scientific research suggests that reading Harry Potter makes you a better person.

The study further said that children who are into harry potter are open-minded and don’t really believe in prejudices against minority groups.

The study which was published in the Journal of Applied Psychology was conducted on three different groups of children and adolescents. All of them were above the age of 10 years.

Any person who has ever come across this world knows that it is all about friendship, morality, and magic, of course.

There were people who understood the whole book were able to discuss the complexities of the story. These kids were sensitive towards minorities in real life.

When kids identify with Harry, they realize that he is accepting of many things in his life. They take away his nature with them after they are done reading the book.

Harry is highly acceptable of things and treats everyone equally maybe because he knows how it feels to be treated badly. That’s the main reason he is the hero to all the people who have been to the magical world of Hogwarts.

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