The mischievous Marauder was a latecomer to Harry’s adventures, but when he arrived he certainly made his mark. How well do you know some of Sirius’s best lines?
QUESTION 9/10 „If you want to know what a man’s like, take a good look at how he
Messrs Moony, Wormtail, Padfoot and Prongs were purveyors of aids to magical mischief-makers and also sayers of words, but can you tell us which of them said what, exactly?
QUESTION 9/10 Who said: ‚If you want to know what a man’s like, take a good look
The wizarding world is full of creatures that we can’t help but find quite terrifying – whether it’s Kelpies that will drag you underwater, or Matagots that aren’t the timid felines they appear to …
Not only do they resemble lions with their scraggly manes but are also the size of
The family of Ollivander has long been associated with the mysterious profession of wandcraft. It is said that the name means ‘he who owns the olive wand’, which suggests that the original Ollivand…
stalk of a Dittany plant that once saved a wizard’s father from poisoning, or the mane
Draco was no Lord Voldemort but within the walls of Hogwarts castle he did plenty to make Harry, Ron, and Hermione want to scream like an unearthed Mandrake.
Well, you know his opinion of Dumbledore – the man’s such a Mudblood-lover – and
Good news, you’ve been sorted into Ravenclaw. Here are some sharp minds from your Hogwarts house to inspire you…
some sharp minds from your Hogwarts house to inspire you… ‘Wit beyond measure, Is man
Of all the wizarding families, there’s one that we long to be a part of. No, not the Malfoys, can you imagine Christmas dinner there? Obviously it’s the Weasleys.
Having just a pinch of Weasley DNA in your system guarantees you a handsome mane
Luna Lovegood was, quite frankly, a delight.
‘Wit beyond measure is man’s greatest treasure,’ said Luna in a sing-song voice.
Muggle careers advice for the witch or wizard looking for a vacancy in the real world.
cave by surviving on scraps as Padfoot, Sirius would certainly know how to handle man
The magic of Jim Kay’s art is in its mischievous detail.
I’ve scoured this man’s work many times, flicking through the pages of his illustrated
