Epilogue: 19 Minutes Later
We know what happened 19 years after the final battle, but how about 19 minutes after? A miniseries that puts speculation and opinions together to idealize what occurred between the Final Battle and the epilogue.
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Parchment and Clothing: Tools of Freedom
You may not think so, but graduating from school and being given a piece of clothing really isn’t all that different.
“Harry Potter” Characters and Their Disney Counterparts: Hermione and Belle
“Harry Potter” characters have Disney counterparts! The characters of “Harry Potter” are related to certain Disney characters in more ways than you would think. Read further for the similarities between Hermione and Belle!
Becoming Dobby: Weird but free #MNBHP
Becoming Dobby: Weird but free ~ Yes, Dobby is weird, but he is also free. Free to help other dismissed elves. Free to rescue the Chosen One. Free to do the good he was prevented from doing when he was the Malfoy’s slave….
MuggleNet March Madness: Why “Order” Is the Least of the Seven Books of “Potter”
This week, Michael Harle from “Alohomora!” gives us his take on why “Order of the Phoenix” is the “least” best.
Seven magical reasons to join us at Expo Patronum!
Are you a Muggle still trying to decide if you should attend Expo Patronum? Not sure what kind of experience you’ll have or what to do in London while you’re there? We’ve come up with seven magical reasons why you should pack your trunk and get your fireplace connected to the Floo Network for this exciting new event.
Becoming Dobby: A Free Elf #MNBHP
Becoming Dobby: A Free Elf…Would you do for someone what Dobby did for Harry?
Symbols for Social Change in “Harry Potter”
Many fans of the “Harry Potter” series, and other works in the fantasy genre, have criticised J.K. Rowling’s use of magical creatures and the tension between magical races to act as a metaphor for real world racism and other inequalities. While critics justify their position by arguing that metaphor makes the messages easy to miss or intentionally ignore, I have to disagree. I think the initial ambiguity of the deeper meaning behind the tension between pure-bloods, werewolves, goblins, and trolls is actually a very powerful tool for educating readers about larger systems of discrimination, particularly for young readers.
Becoming Harry Potter: Halloween adventurer #MNBHP
This Halloween don’t just trick-or-treat. Make this year a year of adventure–a Harry-sized adventure…
