Harry is often told he takes after them, with the same hair and personality traits – as his dad, and the same eyes as his mum.
present for Harry growing up, Harry is often told how he takes after them, with the same
Neville Longbottom is a forgetful Gryffindor student who shares the same Hogwarts
Neville Longbottom is a round-faced, forgetful Gryffindor student who shares the same
What was J.K. Rowling’s favourite chapter? How many words are in the first Harry Potter book? Read these questions and then try to find all the answers in Bloomsbury’s fun infographic!
Did the school subjects always have the same names in J.K.
Ghostly apparitions are a pretty common sight in the wizarding world. In fact, the Hogwarts houses each have a ghost of their very own! But how do they come to be there? Today we explore the role of ghosts and how they exist.
A ghost’s level of knowledge and talent remains the same as when they died.
Forget Wizard’s chess, we teach you how to play Wizard’s Hangman, Harry Potter Bingo, and Snitches and Lightning Bolts…
Well, Snitches & Lightning Bolts is almost exactly the same.
If you’ve just started reading the Harry Potter books here are 10 interesting facts about Hogwarts castle you might not know…
For Slytherins, it’s the same thing – except you mutter a password to a stone wall
Start your journey into the wizarding world at the beginning. We’ve got the first chapter of the first Harry Potter book available here for you to listen or read – for free!
He didn’t blame her — if he’ d had a sister like that . . . but all the same, those
Dudley is the son of Harry Potter’s aunt and uncle, Petunia and Vernon Dursley. He often bullies poor Harry and kicks up a fuss if he doesn’t get what he wants.
Fun Fact Dudley goes to Smeltings, the same school as his dad.
Parvati is also in Gryffindor house at Hogwarts with Harry Potter – and has a twin sister named Padma, who’s in Ravenclaw house!
Padma, who is in Ravenclaw – proof that not all siblings automatically go into the same
Part of the magic of reading Harry Potter is that it teaches children, as well as reminds adults, about reading for pleasure. Reading experts over at Scholastic have written an A-Z that reminds us of all the great benefits reading for pleasure can bring…
Everyone can read the same book and talk about it together. F.
