If you’ve already received your Hogwarts letter for the upcoming school year, you might not have noticed a few missing required items from your list! Better grab your quill and jot this down – three new collections of short stories have been added to the Hogwarts curriculum!
Since we first learned about Ilvermorny, the American wizarding school, we’ve all been longing to know more about the school, as well as learn the identity of the four Houses. Well, finally we’ve got our wish. Today, Pottermore has revealed the history of the school, as well as the names of the four Houses!
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This week, after many years of wondering, we’re finally finding out whether some of our favorite “Harry Potter” actors are in the same Hogwarts Houses as their characters. Which House is Matthew Lewis in?
Fans may currently be obsessing about the newly released portraits of Ron and Ginny Weasley from “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child”, but that doesn’t mean that we don’t still have a big ol’ soft spot for Rupert Grint and Bonnie Wright, who portrayed them in the “Harry Potter” films. What better way to reminisce on their “Potter” days than to watch them face the gauntlet of the Pottermore Sorting Hat?
Ever since January, fans have been hoping for more information regarding Ilvermorny, the North American wizarding school. Initially, we hoped J.K. Rowling would reveal more about the school’s location and structure in her new writings about magic in North America, but the school was barely mentioned at all. Now, apparently impatient, hackers have allegedly investigated Pottermore’s source code to get new details.
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It’s not hard to believe that the addition of the “Harry Potter” audiobooks to the Audible library last November has been extremely popular.
A week of new information from J.K. Rowling and Pottermore has come to a close with one final post regarding North American magical history. Check out the latest revelations regarding Ilvermorny and 1920s wizarding America! What could this mean for Newt in the “Fantastic Beasts” film trilogy?
In the third of four pieces revealed on Pottermore about the “History of Magic in North America,” J.K. Rowling introduces Rappaport’s Law and its effects on the wizarding world! Read more about it here!
It’s the second day of J.K. Rowling’s exclusive material reveal on Pottermore about the “History of Magic in North America,” and after yesterday’s piece, called “Fourteenth-Seventeen Century,” we’re excited to learn more about the Salem Witch Trials and the Scourers.
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