Hogwarts, A History

[juli17 at aol.com]

>  > Lesley:

> > Is anyone else out there as eager as i am to  read the much 
> > referenced Hogwarts, A History? Perhaps JKR should  write 
> > it for charity!

> MJ:

> I agree, 200%  percent!!!!!

Goddlefrood, letting his normal reserve slip ;):

I  third this motion, please, please, please consider it as a Red
Nose Day  project Ms. Rowling, millions would be forever in your
debt, if they're not  already :-)

;;) Pretty Please



Julie:
To be very honest, I'm not too keen on reading Hogwarts, A  History. I mean,
I would read it if it were published, but we've already gotten a fair idea  
of the
history of Hogwarts (and will no doubt get more in DH). There are so  many 
other aspects of the Harry Potter world I'd love to know more about.  If JKR
did decide to elucidate more on an element of Harry Potter and/or the  WW
in general, here are some titles I'd like her to consider:
 
Severus Snape, A History  
 
Remus Lupin, the Missing Years
 
Dark Arts or No? How to Differentiate a Dark Spell  from One that Merely 
Appears Dark 
 
An Atlas of the Wizarding World 
 
Advanced Potion Making by The Half-Blood Prince
 
Great Family Trees of the Wizarding World, 1642-present
 
The Further Adventures of the Ford Anglia and Sirius's Motorbike 
 
--okay, I'm mostly kidding on that last one! And I'm sure there are  more...

I'd also love to read the backstories JKR mentioned for various  characters, 
her
more interesting or informative plot notes, diagrams, drawings, etc, which  I 
supposed might be called The Creating of Harry Potter, or some such. 
 
Julie 
 
 
 
 
 



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