The Harry Potter novels by J.K. Rowling constitute a seminal part of Young Adult fiction, a genre that has become immensely popular in recent times and is continuously growing. Rowling’s Harry Potter series, an outstanding blend of legend, myth, theory, and fantasy, is both socially and textually relevant. Woven around the struggle of good versus evil—the exploits of Harry Potter and his colleagues not only serve as a source of entertainment but provide an impetus for children’s social and moral development as well. This paper examines the legacy of Magic, Disenchantment, and Fantasy in J K Rowling’s Harry Potter Series.
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