Now that a considerable amount of the Harry Potter fanbase has essentially disowned J.K Rowling on the premise of her being a raging TERF, where do you turn when you want Potter content but don’t want to support her? Thankfully, the franchise is so big that fans (and even critics) have created their own wonderfully… Continue reading 7 bizarre, hilarious, and wonderfully weird harry potter fan creations
There’s literally something for everyone in London, from food to shopping and pop-culture fans. These are the literary spots in London every bookworm must visit. Whether you want to see real-life inspirations for your favourite tales, tributes, or just get a drink! The Book Bars There are a few book bars in London every bookworm… Continue reading The literary spots in London every bookworm must visit
I’m so happy to partake in the Back to Hogwarts Tag. If you’ve been reading for a while then you know how much I adore Harry Potter. If you’re new, feel free to take a look at my Harry Potter Bucket List, the Harry Potter-themed adventures I had in London, and my favourite books. Thank… Continue reading The Back to Hogwarts Tag
London is the capital of all things Harry Potter, and Harry Potter was the biggest reason as to why I visited. Although there are sights in Scottland, and Ireland, London is where the real magic is, and I had to see it before I die. Here are the real life Harry Potter sights you have… Continue reading Real life Harry Potter sight you have to see in Muggle London
For the past few years, nostalgia, remakes, and sequels have been spewed out all over Hollywood. From the failed Heathers reboot to several different Spidermans in less than 20 years. Even video games like Crash Bandicoot have gotten reboots. it feels like there isn’t a whole not of new content being made. Disney seems hellbent on remaking… Continue reading Why is Hollywood remaking everything?
Last week I wrote a pretty harsh post about Harry Potter, and was relieved that others too think the Boy Who Lived should finally die. When in the cinema to see the new Fantastic Beasts, it actually did feel like Harry Potter was dying. We went the day after the release, and the theatre was… Continue reading What I thought of The Crimes of Grindelwald
Harry Potter played a huge role in my childhood, and I will always love the story. However, I have concerns about the franchise which is still as strong as ever all this time later. In particular, I have beef with the author. Is J.K Rowling ruining Harry Potter, and by extension, is it time for… Continue reading Should the Boy Who Lived finally die? – J.K Rowling is ruining Harry Potter
Harry Potter Hogwarts Mystery is the latest instalment in the Wizarding World. Back when Pokemon Go was in all the range, it was announced that a Harry Potter mobile game with similar premise would come out. Instead of Pokemon there would be a Fantastic Beasts version. The game actually came out a few months after… Continue reading What I thought of Harry Potter Hogwarts Mystery
I don’t like the concept that a girl can’t be pretty and smart, or that we can’t be girly and intelligent. These things are not mutually exclusive. I do not take well to being told to be more “ladylike”, as being “ladylike” implicates sitting there looking pretty, or being a good little house wife; I… Continue reading Like a girl
Cursed Child is the 8th Harry Potter story, based on Harry and the golden trio’s kids. Unlike the other Harry Potter books, this is the script of the play. A lot of people seemed to have picked this up expecting an actual 8th Harry Potter book! What Harry Potter and the Cursed Child is abut:… Continue reading Book Review: Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
