‘Harry Potter’ Back to Hogwarts Initiative to Donate Over 200,000 Books to Schools and Hospitals (EXCLUSIVE)

By K.J. Yossman

K.J. Yossman

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With Back to Hogwarts Day – the annual Sept. 1 celebration of all things “Harry Potter” — right around the corner, publishers are introducing a new generation to the magic of reading by donating over 200,000 copies of the books worldwide.

“Harry Potter” publishers Scholastic, Bloomsbury and Pottermore – as well as international publishing partners in France, Germany, Brazil, the Netherlands, Norway, Bulgaria, Finland, China and Japan – are giving copies of the books to schools, libraries and hospitals in the U.S., U.K. and internationally.

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