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Aubrey Malone

An A–Z of Harry Potter

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An indispensable guide for Harry Potter fans of all ages.
Harry Potter is, without doubt, the publishing sensation of the past decade. Here for the first time in dictionary form is an unofficial readers' guide to all seven books.
From 'Animagus' (a wizard that can transform into an animal) to 'Zonkos' (the joke and gift shop in Hogsmeade), Aubrey Malone explores the characters, creatures, places and spells that JK Rowling has brought to life so successfully.
This is a must-have for all true Harry Potter fans, and the perfect way to celebrate the series that has captured the imagination of millions.
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129 printed pages
Publication year
2009

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    • Menna Abu Zahrahas quoted2 years ago
      VHS and DVD versions of The Philosopher’s Stone were at the top of both the Amazon and Barnes & Noble websites as best-sellers three months before copies were actually available.
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        The Goblet of Fire to the tune of 290 000 copies.
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          Hermione coins one of these: ‘SPEW’, standing for ‘Society, for the Promotion of Elfish Welfare’. Ron does likewise with ‘SPUG’, which stands for ‘Society for the Protection of Ugly Goblins’. A less graphic one is ‘OWL’, shorthand for ‘Ordinary Wizarding Level’, and there’s also ‘NEWTS’ for ‘Nastily Exhausting Wizarding Tests’.
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