Created: 2008-09-09 19:27:03

Harry Potter is a real hero for many children all over the world. The boy-magician fights against evil powers in every book/movie. His admirers, growing together with Harry, learn to be honest, brave and never lose hope.

However, books and movies are not the only sources of Pottermania. Toy stores are full of figures, accessories, clothes and even broomsticks, picturing Harry or other heroes of the books. Every Harry Potter fan wants to have them. All friends of your child has them, and as advertisers do their job perfectly, your child wants to have those toys too.

There is a lot of money made out of Harry Potter, and these money go out of children pocket, or are begged out from their parents wallets.

Is this situation normal - just fulfilling the demand for such toys; or is it yet another profit source for toys and accessories producers?