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I KNOW, RIGHT!! I want to know more about the Ghosts, too..
The potions more on those, and the remedies of course.
If she wrote a copy of Advanced Potion Making and put in all of Snapes notes.. I would pour over it like Harry did.
I would also love to read Hogwarts: a History, but I think somebody mentions that it's really boring.
Hogwart A History or Beginner's guide to Defense Against the Dark Arts.
Hogwarts, A History would be an awesome read. She could include how the location was chosen, the blueprints for the castle, a detailed description of the headmasters and all that happened between them during the founding and beyond. What it was like in the wizarding world when Hogwarts was founded. How the additions came about. Their are probably a hundred interesting stories about the origins of every class, room, and decoration. Who put up the first painting? How did the curriculum develop over time? Who planted the Great Forest? Or was that always a magical place and a part of why Hogwarts was built there? I am sure that Rowling has a whole bunch of answers to these questions rolling around in her head and I would love to know more about it all of it!
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The potions more on those, and the remedies of course.
If she wrote a copy of Advanced Potion Making and put in all of Snapes notes.. I would pour over it like Harry did.
I would also love to read Hogwarts: a History, but I think somebody mentions that it's really boring.
Hogwart A History or Beginner's guide to Defense Against the Dark Arts.
Hogwarts, A History would be an awesome read. She could include how the location was chosen, the blueprints for the castle, a detailed description of the headmasters and all that happened between them during the founding and beyond. What it was like in the wizarding world when Hogwarts was founded. How the additions came about. Their are probably a hundred interesting stories about the origins of every class, room, and decoration. Who put up the first painting? How did the curriculum develop over time? Who planted the Great Forest? Or was that always a magical place and a part of why Hogwarts was built there? I am sure that Rowling has a whole bunch of answers to these questions rolling around in her head and I would love to know more about it all of it!
