An undated handout photo of tablet users looking at a Harry Potter reading guide as J.K. Rowling has announced initiatives to help children, parents, carers and teachers confined at home during the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) outbreak. — TM&©WBEI. WIZARDING WORLD Publishing Rights © JKR./Handout/Reuters
LONDON: British author J. K. Rowling is hoping her much-loved Harry Potter series will work its magic on bored children stuck at home during the coronavirus lockdown.
Harry Potter And The Philosopher's Stone, the first book in the series about the boy wizard, will be available for free worldwide as an ebook and audiobook throughout April, as part of an initiative to help parents, carers and teachers entertain housebound children, Rowling announced on April 1.
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An undated handout photo of tablet users looking at a Harry Potter reading guide as J.K. Rowling has announced initiatives to help children, parents, carers and teachers confined at home during the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) outbreak. — TM&©WBEI. WIZARDING WORLD Publishing Rights © JKR./Handout/Reuters
An undated handout photo shows a user filling out a Harry Potter themed word search on mobile as J.K. Rowling has announced initiatives to help children, parents, carers and teachers confined at home during the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) outbreak. — TM&©WBEI. WIZARDING WORLD Publishing Rights © JKR/Handout/Reuters
An undated handout photo shows illustration of Hogwarts school on the Harry Potter At Home website as J.K. Rowling has announced initiatives to help children, parents, carers and teachers confined at home during the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak. —TM&©WBEI. WIZARDING WORLD Publishing Rights © JKR/Handout/Reuters
An undated handout photo shows laptop and mobile devices using Harry Potter At Home as J.K. Rowling has announced initiatives to help children, parents, carers and teachers confined at home during the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak. — TM&©WBEI. WIZARDING WORLD Publishing Rights © JKR./Handout/Reuters
