How are the events of “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” similar to college life during a pandemic? There might be more in common here than you think.
While we’re getting back into our normal lives after the holidays, looking back on Tom Felton’s Holiday Home Party reminds us of what’s truly important: family.
Happy birthday, Professor Snape! Everyone knows he can be a bully, but we’re diving into his lesser-discussed flaws to unpack the next chapter of the great Snape debate.
Since we can’t party like it’s 1482, we can have a “Harry Potter” version of Topsy-Turvy Day and look at how some well-known lines from the books and films would play out if they were said by a different character.
Here’s a list of fiction books released in 2020 for Middle Grade, Young Adult, and Adult readers to help you complete the January piece of our FART Reading Challenge.
Need some recommendations for your reading list? Here’s what Dumbledore might have on his shelves.
Join us for our year-long reading challenge, Folks All Reading Together, otherwise known as FART! Here are five YA recommendations that fulfill the first challenge of the year.
Do you consider yourself a bookworm? Join us in our new reading challenge for 2021 – Folks All Reading Together, or FART – and download our reading tracker to keep track of everything you read this year.
The “Harry Potter” books are filled with funny and sassy moments that didn’t always make it into the film, and these are seven of the sassiest scenes that got cut.
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