Hermione’s Advice to a First Year
Feeling butterflies in the stomach before your first day at Hogwarts? We have Hermione Granger’s piece of advice for you!
Feeling butterflies in the stomach before your first day at Hogwarts? We have Hermione Granger’s piece of advice for you!
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by Brooke Schmitz · Published July 10, 2023 · Last modified June 10, 2023
Read about Hermione’s favorite classes, memories, and more. The class of 1998 reflects on their experience at Hogwarts.
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