"Why have these books captured the imagination of people differing widely in maturity and culture? They have done so because, like all great literature, the Harry Potter stories speak to people of all ages by presenting universal truths—not by preaching but in a subliminal, parable-like way."
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Harry Potter's Four Fathers By John Algeo, Quest, (2004)
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