4 Reasons why Harry Potter series is the best for beginners

Are you among those people who have been contemplating to pick up the habit of reading during this lockdown? Then here are 4 reasons why Harry Potter series might be the best starter for you.

Easy, lucid language

If you are a beginner, easy and lucid language is the first thing you should look for while reading. That not only makes sure you understand the plot well, but also makes you attached to reading, thus, helping you to build it up as your habit or hobby.

Harry Potter series are written in quite beginner-friendly language and thus, we have our first reason.

Gradually Advancing Plot

As a beginner, you would definitely wish to read stories with a gradually advancing plot, neither too complex, nor too boring. Harry Potter series starts with an eleven year old Harry discovering himself being a part of a  world completely different from what is common, and gradually delves into subtly darker themes. You will experience that tension which will keep you attached to the plot, with the healthy graduating storyline.

Undeniably Valuable Life lessons

According to the Wizarding World website, Harry Potter series teaches 8 important life lessons to it’s readers. How true friendship can get you through anything, how bravery comes in many forms, how it’s okay to ask for help to face your fears and sometimes you can’t avoid a heartbreak, how money isn’t everything, how true love lasts, always – everything sums up to the incredibly amazing book series.

Becoming a Part of the Enchanting Fandom : Potterheads

Potterhead refers to the fans of the Harry Potter series. And even after being nearly two decades old, the fandom continues to be one of the most attached, dedicated fandoms of any novel series. And becoming a part of the fandom comes with perks like getting your Hogwarts house, your magical wand, your patronus and many more.

So, what are you waiting for?

Let’s begin our journey to the Diagon Alley!

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