Law and literature are entwined. But what good an insight into Potterverse would do to our law students!
In the garb of fantasy, the series also explored other genres of horror, romance, thriller and adventure.
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Growing Pangs | 3-minute read
Jim Kay seems to be having more and more fun turning the world created by JK Rowling into illustrations.
That lightning-shaped scar on his forehead that we all shared hasn't hurt in years. But it still has tales to tell.
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Growing Pangs | 5-minute read
Perhaps the books’ greatest triumph is that it got a generation of children and adults to read more.
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Growing Pangs | 4-minute read
Students will not just learn wizardly literature but also topics of bullying, democracy, and inclusion.
Pesky literature snobs can rejoice as Amar Chitra Katha, Feluda and Asterix too will make a grand entry into the syllabus.
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Growing Pangs | 5-minute read
Newt Artemis Fido Scamander reminds us that without animals, Earth isn’t a place called home.
The book is essentially fan fiction made with JK Rowling's blessing.
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Growing Pangs | 5-minute read
Even Hermione and Ron, the other two main characters, like many of us, have aged and are wiser.
