J.K. Rowling Saves Kids from Boredom At Home by Extending Access to Harry Potter Books

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on her personal Twitter account:"Delighted to help teachers reach kids at home by relaxing the usual licence required to post videos of themselves reading Harry Potter books," she said,"Be well, everyone. More soon!". The new copyright permissions allows teachers anywhere in the world to read any and all of the sevenbooks aloud to students, using secure and closed educational networks for the remainder of the school year.

Virtual storytime just got a lot more magical. For more details on joining the #HarryPotterAtHome community, check out J.K. Rowling's

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