The Three-Book-Long Chess Match
Does the chess match that Ron Weasley wins in “Sorcerer’s Stone” foreshadow what happens in “Deathly Hallows”?
Category: The Quibbler
Guest Blog: “The Art of Being Normal” – Deleted Scenes
MuggleNet welcomes Lisa Williamson, author of “The Art of Being Normal”, as a special guest blogger to celebrate the release of her debut novel.
Seven Obstacles for Seven Books
Can the seven protections given to the Sorcerer’s Stone connect to the seven books of the “Harry Potter” series?
What would Snape See in the Mirror of Erised?
This editorial was written for an essay contest at the Harry Potter Festival at Chestnut Hill College.
by Kat M.
A Muggle’s Perspective on the Influence of Death in the Wizarding World
This editorial was written for an essay contest at the Harry Potter Festival at Chestnut Hill College.
by Kerri C.
Imperfections Blur the Lines Between Reality and Fantasy
This editorial was written for an essay contest at the Harry Potter Festival at Chestnut Hill College.
by Sarah P.
September Quibbler Contest Winner: When Harry Met Salander
This is the winning entry for the Literary Potter Quibbler contest. by Elizabeth Tolbert There is a wonderful quote by Maya Angelou that states, “we are more alike, my friends, than we are unalike.”...
August “Quibbler” Contest Winner: Accio Learning!
Hogwarts is a good school because the curriculum is so hands-on. Learning how to use magic is like learning how to use technology. Students learn exactly what they need to learn to be successful in the adult wizarding world. Students learn reading and writing skills through studying the different branches of magic, so they are just as academically skilled as a Muggle graduate.
The Minor Characters of “The Cuckoo’s Calling”
What do the characters of “The Cuckoo’s Calling” have in common with the characters of “Goblet of Fire”?
