Bártová (2014) shows the importance of reading and how it affected culture when the Harry Potter phenomenon started. He shows that reading is a valuable activity with social and cultural importance. This article discusses the reading itself and the importance of reading and the development of reading in Britain in the 20th century. Also, it discusses the genres of fantasy and fiction and deals with children’s fantasy literature as a genre. In the second chapter he analyzes a Harry Potter novel. He looks at the most important aspects and themes. He also explains the Harry Potter phenomenon and how it affects the readers. Reading can influence their society lives, personal development and of course the way of thinking. All this can help the children to become successful readers and learners with better use of language and with a large of vocabulary, then after reading they will be better in writing. Harry Potter books are used in children’s literature to study in schools and to teach children the ethics and politics and sociology. Finally he believes Harry Potter novels should be included in a school curriculum to support reading in schools and that the book is very important for children’s literature.

Simpson (2017) explores how Harry Potter books affect the millennial generation that grew up on reading them. He analyzes the conformity of the books and their connections with literary traditions. After explaining the importance of the novels, he studies the successful effect of the Harry Potter books on the millennial generation by three important methods. First, the series of novels led a generation to gain knowledge about reading and writing with each successive book. The Harry Potter phenomenon is different from anything that we have known in our time. There are many reasons for its success, but Rowling basically took the idea from other traditional stories to create this series and reworked it to make it attractive and impactful. Harry Potter novels have inspired millions of reade