Pottermore Moments Revisited: Snitches and Mirrors
In today’s Pottermore Moments Revisited, we skip through two months, Harry’s first Quidditch match, Christmas, and one of my absolute favorite moments in the series.
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Pottermore Moments Revisited: Quidditch and Friends
In this installment of Pottermore Moments Revisited, we follow along as Harry flies a broomstick for the first time, finds out that “Wood” is not a punishment, and takes on a mountain troll.
Pottermore Moments Revisited: First Day of School!
In today’s edition of Pottermore Moments Revisited, we follow Harry as he attends his first classes. And…follow is pretty much all we do.
Pottermore Moments Revisited: Three Shades of Red
In the latest installment of our Pottermore Moments Revisited series, we finally get to Hogwarts! Trains, best friends, and Sorting abound!
Pottermore Moments Revisited: Welcome to Diagon Alley!
In part three of the Pottermore Revisited series, Harry visits the magical street of Diagon Alley for the first time, and I get a bit of a shock with wand selection.
Pottermore Moments Revisited: The Drab Dursleys
In part 2 of our Pottermore Moments Revisited series, we finally meet Harry, whose drab life with the Dursleys is about to change…
Pottermore Moments Revisited: A New Look at Pottermore
Recently, I spent some time in London. One of my favorite things was having the opportunity to go to the Warner Brothers Studio Tour: The Making of Harry Potter. Before my friends and I went, however, I, as the resident “Potter” fanatic, insisted that everyone be Sorted through the official Pottermore Sorting. For the first time in a long time, I actually visited Pottermore. I, like a lot of die-hard “Potter” fans, have become a bit disenchanted with the site over time. After a round of new chapters, there was nothing for me to go back for; I had all the new information. As I watched some of my friends explore the site for the first time, struggle with spell casting, and sit through class waiting for potions to mature, the idea popped into my head: What if I went back and explored Pottermore again? And further, what if I went back through it the way it was designed, as a companion to the books?
