Harry Potter: The Complete Collection (1-7)

"It has aged extremely poorly.😑"

"Must I say anything? My childhood. My heart. I will always be attached to the magical world of Harry Potter. It was what got me into reading at 7 years old. "

"I’m a huge Harry Potter fan but not a huge reader. I’ve been watching Harry Potter since I was 4 years old. I am currently 25 years old, and I read the books just to be able to claim super-fan status legitimately. A whole new world was opened to me. I thoroughly enjoyed reading them, and I can’t believe I thought I was a fan before. I am sorry that it’s over but glad I got to experience it. Highly recommend. "

"Currently, I’m sucked into Misery by Stephen King. I posted it on my recs before I even finished, but dude it’s SO well done!!"

"I mean it's Harry Potter, it speaks for itself. Fell in love back in 5th grade, never stopped loving them."

"Amazing series!!! The character development is amazing, Rowling does a great job at showing that many of the characters can’t be labeled as either good or bad, because they have a bit of both in them. The plot is so full of twists it will be hard to put down! Rowling did an amazing job at making this series intriguing and homey. "

"I thought Harry Potter was overrated till I read/watched it"

"Trans rights are human rights. JKR's bigotry has tainted the series, and you can't interact with the brand without giving her money, and you know she is going to spend that money trying to deny trans people human rights and basic dignity. There is no longer a way to consume anything Harry Potter ethically. If you continue to engage with the series and brand, then sorry you're not an ally to queer folks. Your choice, but you don't get to support lgbtqia+ folks while also growing the wealth and reach of a bigot whose stated purpose in life is to divide and destroy queer solidarity and eject trans people from public life. You can do one or the other. Not both. For the love of human rights, go read a different book. "

"I enjoyed this series despite the problematic views of its author. It is also a good starting point for discussions about how pop culture can affect a person's point of view and why it's important to keep other's viewpoints in mind while reading (and experiencing the world)."

"I feel it’s worth saying that J K Rowling’s tone deaf comments do not have to define what this book series did for people (and still can do for many more). It is not about LGBTQ+ characters BUT it does cover many of the same issues faced by LGBTQ+: harassment, isolation, shame, prejudice, and that is worth looking at. Read these books critically and I think you’ll find safety and acceptance at Hogwarts despite (and in spite of) its bigoted author."