Fw: Fw: Author of harry Potter

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beverly.....no, they aren't all evil at all.....that is one of the lessons that

she ( the author ) is teaching.....don't judge any group as being " all evil " or

" all good " .....there is good and bad in every group, just the same as there is

good and bad in every person

the books are filled with good, healthy lessons.....i'm glad that our

grandchildren love them.....peace, mary

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> I've had lots of people tell me the books are about the struggle between

> good and evil, but if they are all witchy types, then aren't they all evil?

> Beverly

> Texas

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> I thought almost everyone knew about Harry Potter books, written by Ann

> Rawlings. They are well written and appeal to all ages. My granddaughter

> who is 8 is trying to read one that is about 3 " thick. Her sistes who are

> now adults have read them and still read them. My daughter has read them,

> as have I. My husband read the early ones but then when they got a bit

> darker he didn't read them. My daughter is aware andmight not have her

> daughter read some of the later ones, though she is reading them with her as

> part of her reading program. She does understnd what she is reading. She

> is a bright bulb. My son's family all read Harry Potter, too. It is a book

> where the good guys win, but the stuggle is difficult. Some don't read them

> because it is about wizardy but that is a pretend thing to me and not real

> but the struggle between good and evil is...

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I've had lots of people tell me the books are about the struggle between

good and evil, but if they are all witchy types, then aren't they all evil?

Beverly

Texas

Re: Fw: Re: Just got this message from Yahoo

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I thought almost everyone knew about Harry Potter books, written by Ann

Rawlings. They are well written and appeal to all ages. My granddaughter

who is 8 is trying to read one that is about 3 " thick. Her sistes who are

now adults have read them and still read them. My daughter has read them,

as have I. My husband read the early ones but then when they got a bit

darker he didn't read them. My daughter is aware andmight not have her

daughter read some of the later ones, though she is reading them with her as

part of her reading program. She does understnd what she is reading. She

is a bright bulb. My son's family all read Harry Potter, too. It is a book

where the good guys win, but the stuggle is difficult. Some don't read them

because it is about wizardy but that is a pretend thing to me and not real

but the struggle between good and evil is...