Description in fantasy genre in jk. Rowling book

CONCLUSION
To conclude the human mind needs fantasy. It starts as a psychological process that helps a youngster learn to bridge the gaps between what they know and what they experience, and it develops into an essential adult coping strategy. Children may explore the too vast, too broad, too hazardous world that is growing closer and more real every day through the lens of fantasy. Fantasy, however, need not be limited to dungeons and dragons; it may include any aspect of pretend. Children require tales that contain divorce, grief, war, falling in love, becoming a hero, and rescuing the world as they mature for this reason.


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