Why Female “Harry Potter” Characters Remind Me of Famous Feminists
What do feminists and female “Potter” characters have in common? There is a fine line between these historic women and their fictional counterparts.
What do feminists and female “Potter” characters have in common? There is a fine line between these historic women and their fictional counterparts.
Let’s not forget that our favorite “Harry Potter” characters don’t have to be in a relationship. These ladies are independent and happy to be so!
Celebrate the next chapter of this decade with a “Harry Potter” re-read. Here’s a guide to enjoying more reading time and avoiding all those things that society (and your mother) says you should be doing.
Need some recommendations for your reading list? Here’s what Dumbledore might have on his shelves.
What makes Hermione and Katara from “Avatar: The Last Airbender” so similar? We’re exploring Gryffindor Tower to find out.
Could there be a hidden meaning to Christmas at Hogwarts? We’re exploring the magical school to find out the answer.
Need some new book recommendations? Newt Scamander has got you covered.
“The Tales of Beedle the Bard” actually shares some similarities with Disney fairy tales. We’re exploring the Hogwarts library to find out more.
Ever wonder what books Professor Flitwick reads in his free time? We’re traveling to Hogwarts to find out.
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