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The reason why the Harry Potter books are so popular is because it is a series that children literally grew up with. Kids who were very young when the first book came out could read each new book as it came out and discover issues that were a little bit more mature and complex than what came before. This meant that unlike books were children \u0026quot;grow out\u0026quot; of the story or characters as they become older, the Harry Potter books still remained relevant and interesting to them. Of course, this has the downside that if you try and read the series as an adult, the early books can feel like they were written for smaller children, which they were. But, if you stick with them I think you will find that the books become better and better as the series progress. I am one of the lucky children we grew up with these books and they honestly provided me with some of the best entertainment of my childhood. 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