Harry Potter captivates with its magical world, yet it has flaws. Rowling's storytelling is immersive but sometimes leans on genre clichés. However, it's criticized for simplistic good-vs-evil dynamics and its treatment of minority characters. Yet, the series succeeds in exploring themes of friendship and courage, resonating deeply with multiple generations.
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Abnoan Muniz
Brazilian Senior Software Engineer
Diagnosed with ADHD at 30, my perspective of life took a transformative turn, breathing new life into my world.
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Harry Potter had its issues but it's still my fav world 😁