using a generic British name , 'Harry Potter', to attract children to the promising adventure hidden beneath within the binding. A quick flip through will show you that the sentences are double spaced for easier reading with chapters that are relatively short and prefaced with humorous illustrations. The structured text aids readers by using chapters themselves broken up into short paragraphs allowing for quick action throughout which easily steadies a child's short attention. Similarly, the presence of the actual letters sent in 'real' handwriting instead of the typeface makes the novel more active and basically more fun.
             Whats most noticeable about the Harry Potter books is that they are entirely plot driven. When adults want to enjoy ourselves with print, relax on the beach, or in front of a roaring fire on a winter afternoon, many choose a good plot-driven novel, one that will have them turning pages, forgetting what time it is, and reading into the dawn. But what do adult's normally foist on children? Issue or character driven novels, awarded prizes for their complex studies of human character. As Harry himself might say, 'oh, those stupid muggles.' Dialogue exists mainly between children
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