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Published 12:12 23 Sept 2015 BST
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A whole new generation of readers are now being introduced to Harry, Ron and Hermione and the diehard fans are doing something really sweet for them.
Using the hashtag #PotteritForward, fans of the series are leaving notes to future readers in the books before donating them to libraries or bookshops.
The campaign was started on the popular Harry Potter fan-site Mugglenet, and has taken Twitter and Tumblr by storm.
Have you joined our global movement and left a note in a bookstore/library copy of #HarryPotter? #PotterItForward https://t.co/FFGcD4Xexx
— MuggleNet.com (@MuggleNet) September 19, 2015
LOVE the idea of #PotterItForward Truly magical! http://t.co/xxK5BT7r1k pic.twitter.com/F6SnxCiPFZ
— Kerrance Alexandra (@KerryAlexandra) September 21, 2015
Found these at my students desks so I decided to #PotterItForward #HPPS #HPSS #HPHBP @MuggleNet pic.twitter.com/jWOx75I84d
— The Rosenberg (@The_Rosenberg) September 6, 2015
Here's to the next generation. #PotterItForwardpic.twitter.com/7cCRzR2ErA
— Sierra Davenport (@sdavenpotter) September 10, 2015
Hat Tip: Mashable
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