Why We’re Thankful for “Harry Potter”
At MuggleNet, we aren’t able to go around the table to say what we’re thankful for. Instead, here are some reasons why we’re grateful to have the story of Harry in our lives.
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Gryffindors Are Under Attack (And Not by Lord Voldemort for Once!)
Gryffindor House is having a hard time, its not all about bravery against an evil Lord. Let’s reclaim Gryffindor as the best House, and here’s why!
There Are Some Things You Can’t Share Without Liking Each Other…
On this day in 1991, arguably one of the best fictional friendships was formed: that between Harry, Ron, and Hermione. A run-in with a troll on Halloween was the moment when the trio became united. In honor of three of the best friends we know, here is a list of some of the things you can’t possibly face without becoming friends.
Harry Potter – The Boy Who Lived Downstairs
“Downton Abbey” is well known for its comments on the class system and the divide between the upstairs (upper class) and downstairs (lower class). How would the “Harry Potter” characters fair in the Edwardian world? Will your favorite characters live upstairs or downstairs?
Messrs. and Mses. Howly, Digger, Sly, Babbitty, and Spike: Animagus Forms of the New Generation
Which animal would best represent our favorite characters as Animagi? Here’s one perspective!
“Harry Potter” and “Divergent”: Divergent
The fifth installment of our “Divergent” series explores the “Potter” characters that would be considered Divergent. Who would be unable to conform to one specific way of life?
“Harry Potter” and “Divergent”: Erudite
The third installment of the “Harry Potter” and “Divergent” series looks into which characters from “Potter” would choose a life of knowledge. Who would bleed over water during their Choosing Ceremony?
Imperfections Blur the Lines Between Reality and Fantasy
This editorial was written for an essay contest at the Harry Potter Festival at Chestnut Hill College.
by Sarah P.
Harry Potter Series
With over 600 million books sold in 83 languages, the most recent being Yiddish in February 2020, the Harry Potter series by author J.K. Rowling has become the bestselling book series in...
