Harry Potter and the Millennials: Research Methods and the Politics of the Muggle Generation

Interesting but somewhat limited research on behavior of the age group that grew up with Harry Potter and his world.

A very readable and fascinating book on the political effect of the Harry Potter phenomenon. A must read for fans of Harry Potter (I think they will love it). But you don't have to be a fan to find this fascinating because the book makes you think about the effects of other entertainment on our political views (the authors talk about other books, movies and shows in the book, like LOTR, Battlestar Galactica, Star Trek, Star Wars, and South Park).

This book really gets you thinking about how books, movies and TV shows influence the way we see the political world. The authors provide a convincing case with great quotes from Harry Potter fans as well as survey data.A short but fascinating and well-written book.

This read like a very poorly written research paper. It attempted to be multidisciplinary. Attempted. It is really a shame because the topic had a lot of potential.

Great

This book really does an amazing job of taking a concept or idea and showing the steps of operationalizing those variables which is so often such a difficult task. What makes it more compelling is this actual proof of the differences that Harry Potter is making in the lives of people. I expect great things from the Millenials.