'Harry Potter at Home': Joan Rowling Launches Interactive Website for Kids and Parents

In April, an audio version of the first book in 19 languages ​​will be available, and children will also be taught how to draw a sniffer, writes Life.ru.

Parents and children in self-isolation around the world will find it a little easier to entertain themselves.

Famous writer Joan Rowling launched an interactive site Harry potter at home ("Harry Potter at Home"), which contains articles, crosswords and riddles related to life at Hogwarts.

“Parents, teachers and nannies, who do their best to entertain children while we are in quarantine, may need a little magic,” Rowling wrote on Twitter.

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In addition, the Digital Hub (as the site is officially called) promises to teach children how to draw a nychler, and throughout April the audiobook "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" will be available, voiced in 19 languages.

Also on the site there is a section devoted to the study of the English alphabet.

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