[ComfortEagle]

There is an underlyring them on the power of love throughout all the books, we learn throughout the series that love is some that can conquer anything. You really have to read the books to pick up on these themes, because the movie just puts out there, the magic and action, the books elaborate on so much more.

Since you don't know the story, Harry's mother dies trying to save him, he is then, as we find out in later books, given some sort of power that no one can explain. It is the power of love that he is given than makes him more powerful than the 'bad guys.'

Harry Potter is not satanism or cultism. Harry Potter is a tale of a boy through which we can live the trials, tribulations and hardships of being adolescent. As a reader, we grow with Harry and his friends, feel the emotions so well depicted and want for the good to win - always! I cannot think of a better vehicle in our times for teaching morals and values. Friendship. Loyalty. Honesty. Compassion. Imagination. All the things our 'real world' lacks. Exactly the kind of thing that we all need to read about and take to heart.

Mainly, while kids love the wands and spells, the true magic in the book has nothing to do with these things, but rather, friendship and bravery.