What kind of books does Harry Potter belong to?

Harry Potter belongs to the magic series.

Harry Potter is a series of magical literature novels written by British writer J·K· Rowling from 1997 to 2007, with a total of seven novels.

The first six books take Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry as the main stage, and describe the study life and adventure stories of the protagonist, the young wizard student Harry Potter, before and after six years at Hogwarts. The seventh book describes the story of Harry Potter's search for horcruxes and the destruction of Voldemort in World War II.

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The Sunday Times: Harry Potter series is a classic. It makes good use of the tradition of children's literature and makes itself profound. A sign of whether children's books are classic or not lies in whether they are attractive to adults.

Harry Potter series novels obviously have this feature. Like all the best children's books, Harry Potter provides endless fun for childlike adults. Most importantly, Harry Potter shows readers the power of virtue in an immoral era.

Magic novel, that is, "magic realistic novel", is a literary genre mainly appearing in Latin America. This genre's creative technique combines shocking reality with trance-like illusion, and tries to describe and reflect complex historical, social and political phenomena by absorbing and weaving plots through extremely exaggerated and staggered artistic brushstrokes.

Magic realistic novels often adopt specious, specious and "turning fantasy into reality without losing truth" techniques. Typical magical novels are characterized by: transforming real life; Add mysterious, magical and even weird content; It has strong social contradictions and political struggles.

If realism is a mirror of society, then magical realism is compared to a mirror of society.

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