Let’s face it, the wizarding world could be brutal. But for all the darkness, there were also moments of light – in fact, there were some characters and scenarios wholesome enough to make our heart…
Harry dug his grave by hand, Ron peeled off his own shoes and socks to put on Dobby
Imagine it’s Christmas Day at Hogwarts and you wake up in your house common room. What delicious treats would you want to unwrap on Christmas morning?
Skiving Snackbox If you haven’t heard of Skiving Snackboxes then we’ll hand over
Like all schools, Hogwarts has many rules which are often broken by the students. But which one would you defy? We’ve made some deductions based on your personality.
Instead, with a wand in your hand, you’d find it all too tempting to respond to with
The relationship between Dudley and Harry is more complex than a lot of people may have realised.
the Dementors, which hung over them, and Dudley went as far as to shake Harry’s hand
Hubble, bubble, which potion is the most trouble?
Perhaps if you don’t have a wand to hand and need someone to forget something on
We know witches and wizards prefer cloaks and robes, but what if they had to live amongst Muggles? Would they prefer trainers or high heels? Hoodies or dungarees? In this article, we imagine the go…
Ron was always sick of getting his older brothers’ hand-me-downs, so this would be
Since it’s the 1st September, we thought it would be an auspicious time to share some of the best international covers of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, with some thoughts and reflection…
Alvaro Tapia In Alvaro Tapia’s wonderfully colourful cover, Harry, in Dudley’s baggy hand-me-downs
Witches and wizards are all well and good, but let’s not forget about the true stars of the Harry Potter books: the cats.
Witches and cats have gone hand in paw for centuries.
You don’t have to brandish a wand to play tricks on a wizard – sometimes a beak or a tail will do the trick…
clutched tightly around Harry’s leg, its pointed fangs bared – Harry stuck his webbed hand
The Malfoy name comes from old French and translates as ‘bad faith’. Like many other progenitors of noble English families, the wizard Armand Malfoy arrived in Britain with William the Conqueror as…
evidence to suggest that the first Lucius Malfoy was an unsuccessful aspirant to the hand
