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Harry Potter and the magic of reading
- 2-5-07
- Categorized in: Daily EducationNews, K-12
By Shayna Garlick
With the final book due in July, teachers assess the impact the popular series has had on children's learning. "As soon as I get the next Harry Potter book, I'm going to read the last page," he says. "I can't wait. I just cannot wait." The seventh and last Harry Potter book will be released in July. Millions of Potter fans won't have another book to look forward to after that. But Harry's effect on many young people – and their love of reading – may be magical enough to last a lifetime.
With the final book due in July, teachers assess the impact the popular series has had on children's learning. "As soon as I get the next Harry Potter book, I'm going to read the last page," he says. "I can't wait. I just cannot wait." The seventh and last Harry Potter book will be released in July. Millions of Potter fans won't have another book to look forward to after that. But Harry's effect on many young people – and their love of reading – may be magical enough to last a lifetime.
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