The Harry Potter books have been banned by a Catholic school for containing “real” spells. Since arriving in 1997, author J.K. Rowling’s wildly popular booksabout teen wizard Harry Potter and his closest friends Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley have become the best-selling book series in history.
As any Harry Potter fan knows, the books are packed with a multitude of characters and insights into the wizarding world, which operates in a kind of parallel existence to the actual non-magical, or Muggle world. A complete film adaptation of the books began in 2001 and ended in 2011, stretching Rowling’s written content into eight feature films and making international stars out of Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson. Despite the immense popularity of the books and the franchise in general, there’s been significant controversies over the years, specifically as a result of religious groups who take issue with what they feel to be the books’ glorification of the occult. In the United States in particular, there have been numerous examples of Rowling’s books being banned from school libraries in a bid to protect students.
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