Celebrate the Characters You Love to Forget: Vote NOW in MuggleNet’s Minor Madness Tournament!
Vote for your favorite obscure character in our annual March Madness tournament!
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Who Is the Wittiest Wizard? Vote Now!
Vote in the Wittiest Wizard bracket tournament to crown one quote as the champion of all sass in the “Harry Potter” books!
And the Winner of MuggleNet’s March Madness Is?
Who won the finals in the MuggleNet March Madness Tournament?
MuggleNet’s March Madness Begins Now – Your Vote Matters!
Voting for MuggleNet’s Harry Potter Book Chapter Tournament starts RIGHT NOW. For details and instructions on voting, read here.
MuggleNet’s Harry Potter Book Chapter March Madness Selection Sunday – Results!
MuggleNet’s “Harry Potter” March Madness returns in 2016 with a book chapter tournament. Which chapter will be crowned champion?
MuggleNet March Madness Ranking Roundup: The Best and “Least” Best Books of Potterdom
Over the course of March Madness, the MuggleNet staffers have presented six separate articles ranking the “Harry Potter” books from best to least best, in our various opinions. Here were the results…
MuggleNet March Madness: It’s All in the Details
Welcome to Round 6 of MuggleNet March Madness! MuggleNet staffers are ranking the “Harry Potter” series from their favorite book to the book that is a slightly lesser favorite. This week Amy, a member of the MuggleNet Creative Team, gives her take on why “Deathly Hallows” is the best.
MuggleNet March Madness: Why “Goblet of Fire” is the Pinnacle of the Series
Welcome to Round 4 of March Madness! MuggleNet staff members are ranking the “Harry Potter” books from the best to…. least best. This edition comes from MuggleNet blogger and “Quibbler” editor Caitlin about why “Goblet of Fire” is No. 1 in her book.
MuggleNet March Madness: Ranking the Seven Books of Potterdom #MuggleNetMM
Welcome to MuggleNet March Madness! Over the next several weeks a handful of MuggleNet staffers is going to be ranking the seven books of Potterdom from the best to the least best (in our opinions) and providing our analysis of why the books stack up the way they do (in our minds).
