To celebrate their one year anniversary, every week between now and April 18, the hosts of Alohomora! are going to share one of their favorite moments with you. You might be surprised as to which moments some of them pick…or not surprised at all. Be sure to read each of their posts carefully though, as they will provide hints and clues to a very exciting announcement that the podcast is making on its actual anniversary, April 18.
Part 2 of exploring the theme of revenge in the “Harry Potter” series with Hermione Granger as the focus.
Looking for your favorite words of wisdom from Dumbledore but can’t remember which book it is from? Or what about your favorite Weasley wisecrack? Or some of Harry’s sarcasm? Look no further! Here we...
Now that the series has come to an end, MuggleNet has created a comprehensive list of all of our favorite character names, places, objects, and strange nouns that JKR appears to have created from...
Known for her Quick-Quotes Quill, fashionable dress, and journalistic moxie, Rita Skeeter was today featured in an issue of The Quibbler, Xenophilius Lovegood’s weekly syndicated magazine that covers some of the most bizarre subjects that one could conceive of – even in our magical world.
The reviews for the just released adult novel The Casual Vacancy are starting to roll in from major publications and news outlets worldwide, and while we have not posted our own review of the...
An essay analyzing female characters and the theme of feminism in the “Harry Potter” series.
Berry, the black german shepherd who played Sirius Black’s animagus in “Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban” has recently found himself in a rather unfortunate scenario. What makes it bittersweet is that he’s found himself in this situation together with his friend Porridge, a white 13-year-old german sheperd.
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