Theme of Love and Death in Harry Potter:

   Love and death are major themes in J.K.Rowling’s Harry Potter books. She herself has said in a recent interview in recent interview in The Tatler magazine that “My books are largely about death.” And in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, one of J.K. Rowling’s chosen spokespersons, Professor Dumbledore, impresses upon Harry that his “ability to love” is “ the only protection that can possibly work against the lure of power like Voldemort’s.”
    Rowling offers a number of reflections on death and its meaning. At the very start of the narrative we hear that Harry’s parents have died, and in due course both we and Harry learn that they were murdered. Love is the significant theme in Harry Potter series. Harry loved all, and was loved by all.     Love plays very important role in Voldemort's ruin than he or Harry understand.“Voldemort also unwittingly ensures that Harry is tied to life while Voldemort lives by taking some of his blood in the hope that he will be able to gain some of the protection that lingers in Harry as a result of Lily sacrifice.
     The topic of adoration outperforming passing started in the primary book of the arrangement, and is completely acknowledged in the Deathly Hallows.Harry grapples with his imminent death after finding out that he must die in order to destroy Voldemort: “It would all be gone…or at least, he would be gone from it. His breath came slow and deep, and his mouth and throat were completely dry, but so were his eyes.”

 Children’s Literature and Harry Potter

        Harry Potter is children Literature and Harry Potter is also the likely books for childern because Harry potter character is young to elder and magical and incredible books and children literature are also the fantacy books. the whole "magical" plot. The books are generally placed in the childrens section. As the books grew in number, the plot grew darker. they are called "children's books" because of the moral lessons that are in them. 


 Feminist reading of Harmione’s character in Harry Potter

    Hermione is the ideal case when examining the feminist principles in the novels. Harmione is innocent as she selected by Krum but she has not courage or choice to select by her will. Ron and Harry felt that if Hermione is not with them then they can’t sometimes come out of such situation but they don’t want to realize it to Hermione.

   Hermione a protagonist may be because of patriarchal society or she may thought women as less powerful or intelligent than the man.or may be society will not accept this.