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Pottermore Writings by J.K. Rowling

The Potter Family -The Marauder’s Map -Secret Keeper The Malfoy Family -Draco Malfoy -Pure-Blood The Original Forty

The Hogwarts Express -King’s Cross Station -Platform Nine and Three-Quarters The Sorting Hat -Hatstall -The Quill of Acceptance and The Book of Admittance Hogwarts School Subjects Potions -Polyjuice Potion -Cauldrons Extension Charms Dementors and Chocolate Boggart Vampires Hogwarts Ghosts -Ghosts Peeves Hogwarts Portraits -Sir Cadogan Hufflepuff Common Room The Sword of Gryffindor The Great Lake Professor McGonagall Professor Kettleburn Professor Quirrell Remus Lupin -Werewolves Gilderoy Lockhart Sybill Trelawney -Naming Seers Dolores Umbridge

Durmstang Institute Beauxbatons Academy of Magic

Mr. Ollivander Wand Lengths and Flexibility Wand Cores Wand Woods

Ministers For Magic Order of Merlin Azkaban The Daily Prophet The Leaky Cauldron The Knight Bus Portkeys Florean Fortescue Celestina Warbeck

History of The Quidditch World Cup Firebolt Scottish Rugby Gobstones

The Floo Network -Floo Powder Pensieve Illness and Disability Technology

The Philosopher’s Stone -Nicolas Flamel -Alchemy -The Mirror Of Erised Chamber of Secrets Inferi

Familiars -Owls -Toads

Vernon and Petunia Dursley -Number Four, Privet Drive -Marge Dursley -Cokeworth

Ghost Plots Clothing Colours Measurements

As of now this is every “Writing by J.K. Rowling” available on Pottermore. Enjoy as both a reference and knowing you’ve read all the additional info she has put out on Pottermore!

baawri

100 Years of Beauty: India [x]

The rules got changed. Eddie is now able to start school this year. I worry I am making the wrong decision by keeping him 'back' but a month ago the only option was for him to wait another so surely it will be all good. He is growing up too quickly. I want him to have as much stress-free play time as possible. School can wait.

igottapeeonher

meninist

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M E N I N I S T

clownasaurus-deactivated2020100

i know right

like, how in the media

only women get to have body diversity

and the men accept them any way they are

but the men, on the other hand, unlike the women

all have to, as sergio put it,

look “fit and good looking”

yup, sergio… nailed it!

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I’m still hung up on his use of the tea spilling emoji, tbh.

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I bought my friend an elephant for their room.

They said “Thank you.”

I said “Don’t mention it.”

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Is there a joke here that 15 thousand people get but I don’t?

bleachdalilah

PLEASE EXPLAIN

victoriajoan

Emotionally, I wanted to stay. Intellectually, I wanted to leave. As always, I seemed to enjoy punishing myself.

Susan Sontag, from Reborn: Journals & Notebooks (via corophagia)

vinesnow

A Mess

Tonight I got a glimpse at what our family could have been and its killing me that we didn't try harder.

While the four of us were at the shops and I was stressing about us being late to the movies you gave me the look thet instantly meant "calm down Mel. Its no big deal".

You ducked back to the car to grab the forgotten drink bottles while I went and bought the tickets with the children. While lining up to get the popcorn you ducked to the toilet. Eddie told me he needed to go and I held onto our daughter while sending our son after you and trying to make sure you saw him.

When Emma needed to pee during the bathroom (yay for being toilet trained!) I didn't have to convince Eddie to come as well because he was safe by your side.

At my house I cooked while you played. I cleaned up while you bathed them. I got to lay down and cuddle our daughter while you were on the other bed reading Eddie his story.

I got to come downstairs and chat about our afternoon and how funny and amazing and crazy our children are.

…and then you left. I tried so hard to keep us together. And even now more that a year later I still think and wish and dream that we were one family instead of an awkward two. I know I gave it my all and I also know that you gave up easily. You did not want to fight for us. That is your decision but that doesn't mean it doesn't hurt and that it doesn't leave sitting on the couch in a sobbing mess in the middle of the night.

sizvideos

fury-oh-sea

um.

littlefoxling

WHEN SHE WON HER BOYFRIEND SCALED THE TOWER TO JOIN HER AND SHE HUGS HIM AND SAYS “I DID IT” IN THE CUTEST LITTLE KID VOICE EVER it’s the best.

bookishandslovenly

LET IT BE KNOWN SHE IS ONLY 5 FOOT TALL! MEN WITH HUGE ARM SPANS FAILED AT TASKS SHE SUCCEEDED AT! I LOVE HER!

skygenders

i can’t even do one push up

polyphonsandmultidors

Guys I watched this on youtube forever ago AND not only is she only 5 foot - there was one of those obstacles that they didn't think ANYONE that short would be able to complete because of how far apart the bars (or something) was. Forever impressed.

atzulareign

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I’m not anyone’s first choice. I’m not anyone’s favorite. People may tell me I mean a lot to them and that I’m special to them but I know there’s someone they will always choose over me.

This is actually my entire life summed up in one paragraph.

dancierthan4

spycatchersclub

polyphonsandmultidors

My friend is a bigger babe than you friend :P

Friend: It's Friday night. Do you have plans?

Me: Of course!

Friend: I meant plans that don't involve books.

Me: Oh.

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In the mid-1930s, an Australian journalist visited Germany to report on the rise of fascism and interview Adolf Hitler. The atrocities she saw there, which included the public beating of Jews, forever changed the course of her young life. Nancy Wake, who died Sunday at age 98, would spend World War II fighting Nazism tooth and nail, saving thousands of Allied lives, winding up at the top of the Gestapo’s most-wanted list and ultimately receiving more decorations than any other servicewoman.

Wake made her way from Spain to Britain, where she convinced special agents to train her as a spy and guerilla operative. In April 1944 she parachuted into France to coordinate attacks on German troops and installations prior to the D-Day invasion, leading a band of 7,000 resistance fighters. In order to earn the esteem of the men under her command, she reportedly challenged them to drinking contests and would inevitably drink them under the table. But her fierceness alone may have won her enough respect: During the violent months preceding the liberation of Paris, Wake killed a German guard with a single karate chop to the neck, executed a women who had been spying for the Germans, shot her way out of roadblocks and biked 70 hours through perilous Nazi checkpoints to deliver radio codes for the Allies. (via)

tarteauxfraises

emeraldavenger

I’m going to keep talking about this until you all buy her god damn biography. Because I don’t think you guys understand.

She was NUMBER ONE on the Gestapo’s most wanted list during the war. There was a 5 MILLION FRANC prize on her head.

They called her the White Mouse because of her skill for escaping certain death.

She was parachuting into a camp once and got tangled in a tree. A French soldier saw her flailing around and said, “I hope that all the trees in France bear such beautiful fruit this year.” She answered only, “Don’t give me that French shit.”

She would smuggle messages, food, and supplies in a supply truck and when she passed German posts she’d wink at the soldiers and say, “Do you want to search me?” They never did.

She found out at one point that her men had been hiding a female German spy, protecting her. The rule was to kill them, but the men didn’t have the heart. But Nancy Wake did. And she never regretted it.

When she killed a man with her bare hands, it was an SS sentry who’d spotted her and she killed him to prevent him from raising the alarm during the raid. She would later say of it, “They’d taught us this judo-chop stuff with the flat of the hand at SOE, and I practiced away at it. But this was the only time I used it - whack - and it killed him all right. I was really surprised.”

She died in 2011, 3 weeks before her 99th birthday.

If you don’t think Nancy Wake deserves a movie and a TV show and all the damn recognition in the world, you’re wrong.