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10 best books for teenagers
Harry Potter Series: Harry Potter series is written by J. K. Rowling. The story captivates reader from the very first page. Harry potter is raised in a family which least wants to own him-his aunt and uncle- when he turns 10 he suddenly...
20 commentsPottermore Clues: Beta Sign Up Closed!
Pottermore does Beta Testing! Those who found the clues and entered were allowed to register early for the website.
70 commentsWhat does butterbeer taste like, how is butterbeer recipe made at Harry Potter Land?
Inside the new Wizarding World of Harry Potter theme park, drinking some butterbeer is one of the most popular things everyone wants to try. So just what does butterbeer taste like? How is butterbeer made?...
12 commentsWhy You Should Read Harry Potter
Less of a book review and more of a response to the negative associations to the Harry Potter series.
12 commentsTerror and Drowning Used as Similes in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban written by J.K. Rowling
J.K. Rowling, the amazing author of the Harry Potter series enriches her writing with an excellent use of similes. In Terror and Drowning and J.K. Rowling, I examine the comparison of drowning and extreme fear.
3 commentsThe Controversial Harry Potter Series
For years the Harry Potter controversy has raged in one form or another. Some say J. K. Rowling's books are wonderful fantasy novels. And then there are those claiming Harry Potter books are evil and designed...
17 commentsFavorite Fantasy Book Series
Outside of a dog, a book is man's best friend. Inside of a dog it's too dark to read. ~Groucho Marx I love a good book. When I want a quick light read, I usually grab a mystery or maybe one of the classics likes Jane Austen or Charlotte Bronte....
37 commentsHarry Potter - Parallels to Christianity and the Bible
Was J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series based on the Gospel? There are some definite parallels to Christianity and the Bible
11 commentsAlliteration - makes poetry out of prose
Have you noticed J K Rowling's extensive use of alliteration? That figure of speech must be one of the many tricks up her sleeve. Here are some examples for you from her: 1. ...flat on his back in a flowerbed...
25 commentsStories and legends of death and dying: Owls as messengers
Owls and mythology: owls have long form part of traditions involving death, health, wisdom, witchcraft, power, darkness, and more. Here is a story of owls as messengers of death and rites of passage.
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