How Young Readers Day Changed My Life
The first “Harry Potter” novels may have been published decades ago, but with programs like Young Readers Day, the “Potter” era is still going strong!
Tagged: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
“Potter” Events Roundup: Welcome Home
Attention, fellow witches, wizards, and magic-loving Muggles! Prepare to dive into a world of magic with this roundup of spellbinding events that will have you drooling for pudding, butterbeer, and a trip to Diagon Alley!
Did J.K. Rowling Hide Meaning in Harry’s Scar?
Being a literature student always brings new questions, so it is time to finally delve into Harry’s scar and find out if there is more to it than you thought!
Five Reasons Why I’ll Never Call Snape a Hero
Fed up of reading articles celebrating the heroic actions of Professor Snape? Me too! Why not read this instead!
The Tale of Two Friendships: Albus and Scorpius vs. Harry and Ron
Gender equality is an issue that everyone should be thinking about. I take a look at two very different male friendships portrayed in the “Potter” series.
The Truth About Percy Weasley
Percy Weasley has always been a difficult character to like. How is it that a Weasley could turn out to be so vicious to his family? I decided to have one final look at his character in the books.
Harry Potter and the Seven Stages of Procrastination – Part 2
Part 2 of how not to write an essay! Trying to meet deadlines is tricky, especially if you’re taking inspiration from “Harry Potter”!
Harry Potter and the Evolving Holidays
Every year, Christmas at Hogwarts taught us a new life lesson.
Harry Potter: The Boy Who Sassed
Characters like Dumbledore and Sirius get all the quote credit, but don’t forget – Harry had his good lines, too!
