From the very first book, the Harry Potter stories have always had history, folk tales and mythology woven into their pages.
featured a mirror that distorted reality, neglecting all the good and amplifying the bad
The Harry Potter books and movies have always walked together hand-in-hand with the mission of complementing the other.
And it’s not just the bad stuff: you learn more about his feelings, like how much
Before Harry’s Hogwarts era, the ancient wizarding school had a long, sprawling history of students and teachers we never got to meet. But we do have a decent idea of notable staff through the ages…
So, although Dippet was nowhere near as bad a Headmaster as, say, Dolores Umbridge
How did we rank all seven of Harry’s Christmases from the Harry Potter books?
Still, it wasn’t as bad as the ‘My Sweetheart’ necklace that Ron received from Lavender
Hagrid was one of the wizarding world’s sweetest characters. Here are some life tips to be a bit more like him. Just don’t go making friends with giant spiders, eh?
Bending the rules isn’t so bad Hagrid was the first person from the wizarding world
Could you be the youngest Seeker in a century? A Chaser to rival Angelina Johnson? Or perhaps you’d be king of the Keepers like Oliver Wood? Let the Quidditch tryouts begin!
Good or bad, that’s how you see things.
Hubble, bubble, which potion is the most trouble?
the drinker the ability to take another’s appearance – which can be a good or bad
In some ways, Chamber of Secrets was more exciting than Philosopher’s Stone, because we’d just fallen in love with the book and were clambering over ourselves to carry on with the story.
Upon meeting Lucius, there were instant bad vibes.
From Wizarding World days out to magical crafting at home, here’s a few fun ideas you and the younger Harry Potter fans in your life can get up to in these summer months, wherever you are.
Watch our Discover Harry Potter series Are Slytherins all that bad?
The wand might make the wizard, but it’s the cloak that makes you cool.
Hat for the very obvious reason to see what it thought of us – from the good, the bad
