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My Top Ten: Total Fiction- Two

No. 2. Harry Potter Series by Joanne Rowling

            No matter how much we hate Rowling, we MUST love Harry Potter series. No matter how much we loathe Cursed Child, we MUST adore and respect the rest books. I was coincidentally ten years old when I read it for the first time and boy did I love it. 

            Plot- If there's anyone who hasn't read it, and is reading this blog, is wasting his/her time. Harry Potter, a young and famous wizard, tormented by his family and adored by his friends. He-who-must-not-be-named is a deadly and powerful wizard, arguably the most powerful in duelling and certainly an intimidating sight. It's basically a fight between them, spread across nearly two decades. But, it's so much than that. 

            Characters- Well, I am sure, no person who reads literature will find characters properly 'developed' in this series, but they sure as hell entertain. This series has a few notable lovable characters, like Sirius Black, Remus Lupin and Arthur Weasley. However, the list is short.

            This may be an utter crap from a analytical perspective, but the fact that this is mainly a children's novel series makes it irrelevant. The fact that many children grew with the books and characters make it even more successful. And honestly, it got me ! 
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