“Reading, Writing, Rowling” Episode 42: “Spinning Ginny Weasley”
Episode 42 of “Reading, Writing, Rowling” dives into the girl who is much more than just Ron’s sister and Harry’s girlfriend: the fierce, fabulous Ginny Weasley.
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Learning to Love Cho Chang, Learning to Love Myself
As a child, I didn’t want to admit how much I related to Cho. Now, I feel lucky to see myself in her.
“Harry Potter” and the Christian Allegory
Studying the books reveals that there are many Christian allegories throughout the series.
Daniel Radcliffe Reads Moving Essay by David Finch on Overcoming Asperger’s Syndrome
How can someone with Asperger’s syndrome communicate in a marriage? Find out more about Daniel Radcliffe’s reading of “Somewhere Inside, a Path to Empathy,” a moving essay by David Finch about living with Asperger’s syndrome and working with his wife to overcome it.
“Harry Potter” Characters and Their M.O. on Valentine’s Day
How is Valentine’s Day celebrated by “Harry Potter” characters? Get some answers on what Harry and the rest of the magical world do on Valentine’s Day. A Valentine’s dinner with Sirius Black? Yes, please!
He’s a Keeper: How Ron’s Insecurities About Quidditch Keep Him from Dating Hermione
Although Hermione has never shown an interest in Quidditch, Ron becomes convinced that being a good Quidditch player is the only way to win her affections.
The Significance of Always
There are so many “Harry Potter” tattoos with the word “always.” It’s in so many pieces of fan art. But is that the only “always” that matters in the “Harry Potter” series?
Top 20 Lessons We Learned from “Harry Potter”
In honor of MuggleNet’s 20th anniversary, here are 20 of the most important lessons the “Harry Potter” books taught us.
