The long awaited Harry Potter Exhibition is finally close to getting here! It opens April 30, 2009 at the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago. Tickets are officially on sale here at the museum's website. If you click here you can view the press release which the Phelps Twins (Weasley Twins, my heroes!) took part in. Or here at NBC.
December 12, 2008
HP Exhibition
Reported by Divya at 6:32 PM
TWIP: 12/14 - 12/20
Wed 12/17 ~ First Attempt at a Duelling Club at Hogwarts, led by Lockhart and Snape (1992)
Thu 12/18 ~ Harry Potter Receives the Marauders Map from Fred and George Weasley (1993)
Thu 12/18 ~ Mr. Weasley attacked by a snake while guarding the Department of Mysteries (1995)
Thu 12/18 ~ The Basilisk Attacks Justin Finch-Fletchley and Nearly Headless Nick (1992)
Fri 12/19 ~ Visit to St. Mungo's to see Mr. Weasley (1995)
Sat 12/20 ~ Horace Slughorn's Christmas party (1996)
December 11, 2008
It's so beautiful ( sniff, sniff)
Ok this is a beautiful picture Divya, Vanessa, and I found on the Internet, it's so beautiful I started crying...
Reported by Elliott at 9:20 AM
December 10, 2008
TWIP: 12/7 - 12/13
Wed 12/10 ~ Kenneth Branagh's Birthday (Lockhart)
Rowling hits the Bestseller Lists AGAIN!
It was reported in USA Today that The Tales of Beedle the Bard has hit #1 on the Bestseller list, knocking off Stephenie Meyer and the Twilight series. Meyer has had a firm grip on number one for some time now, but Beedle has shaken that grip and takes the spot of number 1, Thursday.
Reported by Divya at 6:51 AM
December 9, 2008
News
Hope you guys enjoyed Beedle the Bard! Anyways, bit of news, some even relating to Beedle!
Reported by Divya at 6:48 PM
December 6, 2008
The Reviews of Beedle The Blogger: The Tale of The Three Brothers
*Spoiler Alert*
This is the one we have all read before and also the only one where J.K.R. wrote the story before the title. Although I wouldn't say it is the best in the book it is still like a fresh breath of air at the end. To read some material that you know well from "Deathly Hallows" felt great. Dumbledore comments were new though. They have some further character development in how much more obsessed he was with the wand than any of the other Deathly Hallows.Then, at the very end he says "Even I, Albus Dumbledore, would find it easiest to refuse the Invisibility Cloak; which only goes to show that, clever as I am, I remain just as big a fool as anyone else." Then on the other side of the page there is a drawing by J.K.R. showing a wand and a rose laying in an x as if to say "I'm setting down my wand now, this was a beautiful time. But here is the end. X marks the spot. Goodbye." Oh My God! I was looking at this on the toilet and I almost started crying (sorry T.M.I.). Then came the bit about Children's High Level Group and that made me feel good about myself and then it was over. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA! No! it felt like I was finishing Book 7 all over again! Could this be the end? I don't know! Somebody hug me!
`elliott
Reported by Elliott at 6:03 PM