Mirror, Mirror: Dragons as Reflections of Harry Potter
Tracing the dragons in the series from the innocent baby Norwegian Ridgeback to the fierce Hungarian Horntail to the unfettered Ukranian Ironbelly, one can also trace Harry’s character journey.
Byline: Jennifer Fancher
Six Magical DIYs for Your Dogs
Man’s best friend also makes for a very comforting quarantine partner. Here are some simple DIY projects inspired by “Harry Potter” to easily enchant any dog.
The Injustice of Choosing Ignorance
Disinformation is a thread connecting antagonists throughout “Harry Potter”. They wield ignorance as a weapon to spread discord and fear to achieve their ends.
Lessons Learned in First-Year Herbology
I finally understand Neville Longbottom’s affinity for plants. I want to share this experience with others who may be looking for a new, easy, and calming hobby that can be started in isolation.
Easter Eggs and Secrets Revealed in Kazu Kibuishi’s “Harry Potter” Cover Art
Kazu shared some of the secrets behind the 15th-anniversary-edition artwork during a recent live chat on Instagram with MuggleNet.
Seven Magical Ways to Practice Social Distancing
Our hearts go out to those experiencing COVID-19. While we cannot be in close proximity, we can still be there for one another.
Love Languages: A “Harry Potter” Character Analysis – Part 2
Let’s continue to Sort characters into love languages, again reflecting on how these characters express themselves as well as the form of affection they seek.
Love Languages: A “Harry Potter” Character Analysis – Part 1
We all know where the characters in “Harry Potter” fit into the four Houses at Hogwarts, but where do they fall among the five love languages?
Sorting the March Sisters from “Little Women” into Hogwarts Houses
With “Little Women” in theaters, let’s Sort Meg, Amy, Beth, and Jo into Hogwarts Houses.
