Harry Potter: A History of Magic

Ben Davies has selected the most-read book linked to the world of magic i.e Harry Potter which is written by J.K. Rowling. The author has not talked about the story here rather there is a detail about the magic and magical creatures that the author has used in this series. Some of the creatures which the author used were invented by her while a few of the creatures and magic were borrowed from ancient myths. Natalie Dormer narrates about the magic and artifacts which the author used in the series.

J.K. Rowling has used everything in proper order and the new things the author used in the series, come with a proper description so that the people can understand the thoughts linked to them. Thus we can take the book as a book which is exploring different things like the philosopher’s stone. The author did a lot of work on such things before presenting them in front of the author.

So we can say that the ideas were never abrupt rather there was homework behind them which is appreciated by different authors as well. The author has done it with extreme care just like she did in Nuremberg: The Trial of the Nazi War Criminals and A Room of One’s Own. This book can work as a guidebook for those who have been fascinated with the world of magic since their childhood.

The logic behind the series is described here and it has all the information which you have been looking for since the publishing of the first book. Take it as a history book as the name suggests but this is the history of magic you are dealing with so you will find weird things.