Sorting Jane Austen’s “Northanger Abbey” Characters into Hogwarts Houses
“Northanger Abbey” was published 200 years before the first “Potter” book, so let’s Sort these characters into their Hogwarts Houses!
Byline: McKay S.
Sorting Jane Austen’s “Sense and Sensibility” Characters into Hogwarts Houses
“Sense and Sensibility” may be the home of the most “Potter” alumni out of any other Jane Austen story. It’s hard not to imagine, therefore, which of the Hogwarts Houses the Dashwood sisters and their beaux would be Sorted into.
Sorting Jane Austen’s “Pride and Prejudice” Characters into Hogwarts Houses
Although “Pride and Prejudice” was published nearly 200 years before “Harry Potter”, it’s hard not to imagine which of the Hogwarts Houses the Bennet sisters and their beaux would be Sorted into.
Unraveling Petunia Dursley
Although she is just a supporting character in the “Harry Potter” series, I think that Petunia Dursley (née Evans) is one of the most complex characters. Petunia Dursley built a very high wall, and unlike platform nine and three-quarters, this one couldn’t be penetrated.
I Love Fleur Delacour, and It Has Nothing to Do with Bill Weasley
Fleur Delacour was constantly underestimated in the “Harry Potter” series. Sure, one of her most significant moments occurred after Fenrir attacked Bill, but she showed me long beforehand that she was strong and courageous.
If Colin Creevey Had an Instagram
Colin Creevey probably just wanted pictures he could Instagram. Here’s what his feed would look like.
No, Listening to the “Harry Potter” Audiobooks Isn’t “Cheating”
Audiobooks may not be for everyone, but anyone who listens to the “Harry Potter” audiobooks is welcome in our fandom.
Review and Giveaway: Win a Harry Potter: Death Eaters Rising Board Game from The OP!
Check out our review of The OP’s new Harry Potter: Death Eaters Rising board game and maybe even win a copy of your own!
Ron Weasley Was Never Just a Sidekick
Sidekick who? The trio all brought strengths to the table throughout the seven “Harry Potter” books, and I truly believe that Ron was just as important as Harry or Hermione was to their success.
