Petunia Dursley might have appeared rather straightforward as a magic-hating-Muggle, but she had her secrets. We’ve taken a look at five things that she liked to keep close to her chest.
When James and Lily were killed at the hand of Voldemort and Harry was dropped off
Long before she was playing tonsil tennis with Ron Weasley, Lavender Brown was still comedy gold.
Lavender giggled harder than ever, with her hand pressed hard against her mouth to
It took a while for Percy to come round to the Weasley way, but the perfect prefect came true in the end.
He came from a family who weren’t particularly well-off, and had hand-me-downs
The relationship between Dudley and Harry is more complex than a lot of people may have realised.
the Dementors, which hung over them, and Dudley went as far as to shake Harry’s hand
Ah, Dudley Dursley. Certainly no one’s perfect cousin.
the living room was of Mr Weasley blasting a third ornament out of Uncle Vernon’s hand
The great North American school of magic was founded in the seventeenth century. It stands at the highest peak of Mount Greylock, where it is concealed from non-magic gaze by a variety of powerful …
As Isolt watched, James finished marking the graves he had dug by hand, then picked
Low-wattage civil servant and hen-pecked dad of seven – or thoughtful, courageous hero with (whisper it) a bit of a spicy side?
On the one hand, this is grossly unfair – ambition for its own sake is the cause
With the release of the stunning new edition of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire just around the corner, we can exclusively reveal sketches from illustrator, Karl James Mountford, who talks us t…
Ron’s hand-me-down trousers which are a bit too short.
She’s evil, sadistic, condescending and cruel. Stephen King once described her as ‘the greatest make-believe villain to come along since Hannibal Lecter’, and that man knows a thing or two about ho…
to ‘Your hand is not up, Miss Granger!’
Last weekend, a new Yule Ball-themed experience opened in Italy – inviting fans to dress up to the nines and dance the night away at an extremely festive party. Here’s what we learnt from attending…
dancing is thirsty-work – thankfully the Yule Ball has its own beverage-experts on hand
