The “Potter” books feature many diverse female characters. Each one of them is not a cardboard cutout but a well-developed human being. Here are five more female characters that fans of “Harry Potter” should also check out!
The Brightest Witch of Her Age is near and dear to many of our hearts. However, not much is known about Hermione’s life prior to her arrival on the Hogwarts Express in 1991.
Studying is exhausting and tedious. Hogwarts alumna Hermione Granger reveals her top study secrets.
Ever since Pottermore came out in 2009, J.K. Rowling has been adding exclusive information bit by bit, but up until now, fans have had to work for their information. With the new design, the game changed for the everyday information seeker. I took a stroll through the Pottermore pages to find the juiciest information you may have missed before….
Thank you, Hermione Granger—not for being the brightest witch of your age, but for teaching me valuable life lessons that I continue to remember to this day. Thank you for giving me a friend during the “Harry Potter” series. Thank you for being you.
While Harry Potter is the obvious Christ figure of the “Potter” series, he is not the only Christ figure. In fact, if not for some of the other characters on this list, Harry would have never made his Via Dolorosa into the Forbidden Forest.
Our new Fan of the Week is Shravani, a young Ravenclaw from India! Read about what she would see in the Mirror of Erised, and find out which character from the books she believes she would share a Patronus with!
Meet Fan of the Week Taylor, a 22-year-old Ravenclaw from Georgia! Read all about her first adventure to Diagon Alley, find out which prop from the films she wishes she could have had, and apply to be next!
The finale in this epilogue series imagines the wizarding world 19 months after the final battle.
Scorpius Malfoy
1998
1998
1998
1998
Lavender Brown (HBP-DH2)
1997
Approximate. Exact date unknown.
1992
Approximate. Exact date unknown.
Young James Potter (OotP)
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