/lit/ - Literature

So... Ron Weasley grew up in a wizarding household. Why did he fall for the "Sunshine daisies butter mellow" trick?

Surely he'd know spells were pseudoLatin rather than little rhymes

Why was he so surprised when he met Hagrid? He'd have been raised aware of half-breeds surely.

Admit it, /lit/, you don't really understand pic related.

You may well think you do, but you most assuredly do not. Only those with the type of rarefied intelligence that would never happen upon a place such as this even begin to have a chance of grasping Rowling.

You're just not smart enough. Give up.

>>4580931
I'd say it's debatable which book one cover is shitter. Minus the issue of the title of course.

I Bought it in 2000 (age 14) after it was recommended to me by my cousin.

It was the first book I've read that wasn't pushed into my hands by school or my parents, and it taught me that reading can be exciting and not just a boring school chore.

Haters gonna hate but Harry Potter got me into reading.

/lit/...

Honestly, what do you think about Harry Potter?

>450,000,000 copies sold worldwide.
>Printed in more languages than the Holy Bible.
>Author is first & only Billionaire from writing.
>Related movie franchise is most successful franchise of all time.