Wizards, Hobbits, and Harry Potter

by Family life, W. Mark Whitlock

Are you hearing words like Muggle, Frodo, Hogwarts, and Gandalf around your house? Fantasy literature--and its big screen counterpart--is the buzz in classrooms, boardrooms, and living rooms. Finally, here are the tools to communicate openly and honestly with your children
- Educate yourself about the mysterious vocabulary and strange characters.
- Go inside Harry Potter's world with author and youth worker, Connie Neal.
- Uncover spiritual themes in The Lord Of The Rings with Kurt Bruner of Focus On The Family.
- Learn strategies for teaching discernment from ministry leader, Dennis Rainey.
- Walk through Scriptures concerning magic and witchcraft.
- Jumpstart discussions on spiritual truth and godliness with summaries, themes, and discussion guides.

80 pages, Hardcover

First published February 1, 2002

Reviews

[Kayla Rae · Rating 1 out of 5]

This book absolutely sucked. As always, it was totally biased against J.K Rowling because, unlike Tolkien and Lewis, she is not a known Christian. The only thing this book accomplished was providing completely surface-level discussion questions about religious themes in the book, making stupid parents afraid of Rowling by suggesting that she wants to make your kids Wiccans, and convincing me that I really should read the rest of the Narnia series.