As we announced last week, the Harry Potter Alliance has teamed with SplashLife to hold the “Imagine Better Contest: Art and Ideas to Defeat the Climate Crisis.”
“Harry Potter fans” everywhere were encouraged to submit either their art or idea on how to fight the crisis.
Over the last ten days since we announced this contest, we have received three hundred essays from fans all over the world explaining how the Harry Potter series has influenced and affected their lives. Congratulations to the following winners.
PotterCon 2012 is the world’s first entirely-online “Harry Potter” conference, taking place September 7-9, 2012 with Livestream-based programming: in-character and academic, live wizard rock, screenings of fandom productions, original content and more – the proceeds of which are benefitting the Harry Potter Alliance.
Beginning today and ending on June 30th, MuggleNet will be giving away five copies of “Dear Mr. Potter” signed by creator/author and MuggleNet fan Lily Zalon. This contest is open to ALL MuggleNet readers worldwide!
MuggleNet just conducted a new interview with Lily Zalon, the 16-year-old Ravenclaw from Connecticut who wrote “Dear Mr. Potter.”
The following is a review of “Dear Mr. Potter,” a book of letters written by “Harry Potter” fans who reflect on what the series has done for them.
Waiting until the July 1 release date to order Dear Mr. Potter? Here’s a good reason not to: yesterday, Dear Mr. Potter announced that Rupert Grint, Ron Weasley in the “Harry Potter” films, will be signing a select number of copies.
As many of you might recall from our last post, “Dear Mr. Potter: Letters of Love, Loss, and Magic” is now available for pre-order. At nearly 200 pages in length, the book features hundreds of letters and pictures from “Harry Potter” fans.
Dear Mr. Potter: Letters of Love, Loss, and Magic, at nearly 200 pages in length, features hundreds of letters and pictures from Harry Potter fans. Individually, these letters and pictures tell stories of how fans have been impacted and inspired by Harry Potter. Together they serve as proof of what all Potter fans know so well: the Harry Potter series changes lives.
Mafalda Hopkirk (DH1)
1995
Garrick Ollivander
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