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Chilldren's literature
Within this category would fall terminology used in describing the literature which would include books and multimedia resources specifically produced for children. This will be of interest to publishers, reviewers, librarians, teachers, parents, college professors and college students studying the literature.
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Chilldren's literature
Knockturn Alley
Literature; Chilldren's literature
Knockturn Alley is a dark and seedy alleyway leading off from the more savoury Diagon Alley to which Muggles have no access. It is frequented largely by Dark Wizards. Many of the shops in Knockturn ...
Hogsmeade
Literature; Chilldren's literature
Hogsmeade Village, or simply Hogsmeade is the only settlement in Britain inhabited solely by wizards and other magical beings, and is located to the northwest of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and ...
Peeves
Literature; Chilldren's literature
Peeves is a poltergeist who causes trouble in Hogwarts, and therefore often pursued by Argus Filch. He is capable of flight and can choose whether to be tangible; and is able to manipulate objects, a ...
Dobby
Literature; Chilldren's literature
Dobby is a house elf owned by the Malfoy family, who first appears in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets to discourage Harry from returning to Hogwarts.
Unbreakable Vow
Literature; Chilldren's literature
The Unbreakable Vow is a voluntary agreement made between two witches or wizards. It must be performed with a witness ("Bonder") on hand, holding their wand on the agreeing persons' ...
Wormtail
Literature; Chilldren's literature
Nickname of Peter Pettigrew, one of the characters in Harry Potter series. He used it during his school times, as a reference to his ability to change into a rat.
house-elf
Literature; Chilldren's literature
A house-elf (sometimes also referred to as just elves) is a magical creature which is immensely devoted and loyal to the one designated as their master. They serve wizards and witches and are usually ...
