Harry Potter Moment of the Week

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Favorite Harry Potter film.

That's a really difficult question to answer. For their own reasons, I enjoyed every single one of them, so I always feel torn when I get asked this question. I think that I'm going to have to go with the first movie: Sorcerer's Stone. Or Philosopher's Stone, whichever you'd like to call it. It was my first real visual into this world that I fell so deeply in love with, that it holds a special place in my heart. Plus, it doesn't hurt that the trio were all so adorable. 

I mean, look at them. They're so cute and tiny. Okay, sure, everybody looks tiny standing next to Hagrid, but you know what I mean.

Harry Potter Moment of the Week

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Favorite moment from Book One.

Just picking any particular moment from any of these books is going to be exceedingly difficult, seeing as I could probably gush about all of it. Though, I suppose if I absolutely had to pick a specific part from Sorcerer's Stone, then I'd probably have to go with the part where the trio go through all of the obstacles to get to what they thought would be Snape and the Sorcerer's Stone. (My other choice would have been the meeting on Platform 9 3/4) I remember being so fascinated with this bit as a kid, and even now it intrigues me. The idea was nicely thought out and funfunfun to read about. It especially gave my young brain a spin when I found out that each teacher had been responsible for one of those obstacles. 

Harry Potter Moment of the Week.

I've put this off far too long. Since I'm a HUGE fan of Harry Potter, I'm finally jumping on the bandwagon and committing to this meme. I'm truly sorry that it's taken me this long.

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Favorite newspaper in the series.

I see that everybody else has already chosen The Quibbler, but I think that it really is one of the better choices. Not only is it informative, but it's quirky and colorful and entertaining, and if I were in the Wizarding World, I'd most definitely never be caught without my own copy. 

Granted, I'd probably also read The Daily Prophet, as well as Witch Weekly and even Which Broomstick? but they'd all probably come after The Quibbler.