Pottermore Moments Revisited: The End
In the final installment of “Pottermore Moments Revisited,” we conclude “Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban”, saying goodbye to this age of the site.
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What Is the Significance of Sleekeazy’s?
If you haven’t heard already, Pottermore released new information regarding Harry Potter’s family. One of the most interesting facts was that Fleamont Potter, Harry’s grandfather, invented Sleekeazy’s Hair Potion.
Pottermore Moments Revisited: Tales in the Moonlight
In this week’s installment of Pottermore Moments Revisited, Harry learns more of the truth, and we get a few exciting moments on the site.
“MuggleCast” Episode 282: “Back to Hogwarts” Now Available!
Your original “Harry Potter” podcast celebrates the month of September in the usual way: by welcoming new Hogwarts students (such as James Sirius Potter), by speculating on fan-submitted theories, and by commiserating on the many failures of Pottermore. Do not fret! – sharing in the experience with friends makes all of the difference.
UPDATED: “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” to Be Told in Two Parts
J.K. Rowling and Pottermore have revealed that “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” will be told in two parts! Find out more here!
What We Can Get from JKR’s New Information on the Potter Lineage
What did you enjoy learning about the Potter family? What were things that didn’t quite add up in your eyes?
Is Pottermore Just Another Fansite Now?
Pottermore decided earlier this year that its main audience was a lot older than previously thought, so out went the dueling and potion-making and in came… listicles…
UPDATED: The New Pottermore Is Here!
Pottermore has been teasing us for a while now, hinting that big changes are coming to the site. And now, September 22, the time has come. Pottermore as we knew it has gone, replaced by the new shiny relaunched version.
Pottermore Moments Revisited: Truth Be Told
In this week’s installment of Pottermore Moments Revisited, the Marauders backstory is revealed in two dialogue-heavy chapters. But how do the site’s Moments stack up to the book?
