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Experience the First Harry Potter Audiobook Free on Alexa Home Devices

Audible, in collaboration with Pottermore Publishing, announced that, beginning today, listeners can access the first book in the Harry Potter series for free on Alexa home devices.

Families staying at home can say, “Alexa, read Harry Potter Book One,” to be instantly transported to Privet Drive, Hogwarts and into the excitement of Harry’s first year.

Since we know this global crisis continues to impact listeners everywhere, Audible and Pottermore Publishing are pleased to offer this free Alexa listening event in the US, UK, Canada, Australia, France, Germany, Italy, India, and with more territories to come.

The launch is the latest to be announced as part of the Harry Potter At Home initiative (#HarryPotterAtHome) to help children, parents, caretakers and teachers confined at home.

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