Today we’re featuring a clock one fan has manufactured to keep watch on his family, which looks and functions almost exactly like Molly Weasley’s magical clock in J.K. Rowling’s fantasy series. The “Harry Potter Wherabouts Clock” is nearly identical to the Burrow clock in every respect, in fact, except it doesn’t use magic to locate family members – it uses Twitter.
I began to notice certain similarities between Umbridges and Molly Weasley’s words. At dinner, in 12 Grimmauld Place, Mrs. Weasley kept insisting that Harry et al. are too young to learn details about the Order. It may be arguable that Molly did not want to reveal details to Harry because Dumbledore had instructed her not to, imagining that Voldemort could tap into Harry’s mind, but Molly’s feelings go above and beyond Dumbledore’s orders.
The seventeenth episode of Alohomora! is now available for download! Listen in as hosts Caleb, Kat, and Audiofiction’s Michael talk with a very special guest host – author and Time book critic Lev Grossman!...
This week, Audiofictions explores what lives beyond the books, pondering what Ron might have said during his first Divination final. In our fictions this week, Jessie Lights tells of Professor Trelawney’s first day at...
Mrs. Weasley’s kitchen is full of delectable treats around the clock. This time, we bring you Mrs. Weasley’s Lemon Meringue Pie.
Mrs. Weasley is mentioned more than anyone in the series to be the chef. Why not give this recipe a try?
The fifth episode of our new Potter podcast Alohomora! is now available for download. Listen in as MuggleNet hosts Noah, Kat, & Rosie continue the exciting journey through the Harry Potter series. For this...
This week’s Quibble of the Week comes to us from LumosNight3, and it’s straight out of our Alohomora! section. It features a close examination at everybody’s favorite wizarding family – the Weasleys.
A discussion as to whether Ron should have been placed in Gryffindor house, after all.
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Draco Malfoy
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