Harry Porters books were banned from the access of the children because if the perceived danger they had on the social lives of these children. Most of his critics argued that porter’s books were well; suited for adults. This is attributed to the subjects and the themes in the books.

Some of the things that concern the critics is the suitability of the morals and the complex themes in the books. Some of the things that are perceived to have a negative impact in the children who read these books include the wizardry and witchcraft subjects that are comprehensively covered in the books. These aspects are likely to compromise the integrity of the moral standards built in the children, and this was the main reason for the censorship.
According to Harry Porter, the censorship of his books is not a new thing in her career.

However, Porter is concerned that most of the books censored are motivate by ignorance and political interest. Porter argues that there is no message that is corrupting the children in the books. Porter contends that people perceive reality as corrupting. Porter conclude that the perceived danger in the children is just fantasy.

The banning of her books is a major factor that made her respond. In the response, her main point is the fact that the banning of the books was not motivated by the perceived corrupting effect on the children. Porter also sought to clarify the fact that the main agenda in her books is not actually to erode the moral standards of the children, but to shed light on the real stat in the society through unearthing reality. She also says that the censorship of the books began like a religious issue, but it was fuelled and become a political agenda.