On this, the day of their birth, I wanted to talk about something that is briefly addressed in the “Harry Potter” series but not given the attention it deserves: Fred and George Weasley are really brilliant.
Oliver Phelps reveals four ways the Phelps twins and the Weasley twins are alike in this Q&A.
We know how all the characters got Sorted at age 11. But what if they got re-Sorted at the end of the books? Would they still be in the same Houses?
The best way to celebrate National Limerick Day is by reading these eight limericks about our favorite “Potter” characters!
April 3 is Don’t Go to Work Unless It’s Fun Day, so we are counting down the 20 best times Fred and George made the books just a little more fun!
Remember that time the Weasley twins pelted Lord Voldemort with snowballs? Lord Voldemort certainly won’t forget it.
The whole Weasley family is back at the Burrow for Christmas, and Fred and George have a chilling tale to tell their younger siblings about their first semester at Hogwarts.
The twins return from Diagon Alley with loads of cool supplies and a new scary tale about one of the Hogwarts professors.
Did the Bloody Baron really kill himself, pining for Ravenclaw’s daughter? Fred and George have a different theory…
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