The Ultimate Wizarding World Guide to Magical Studies: A comprehensive exploration of Hogwarts's classes and curriculum (The Unofficial Harry Potter Reference Library)

If you love Harry Potter, you'll love this! Worth the money and very entertaining!

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Brand new book, and it arrived in good condition. No complaints. Made a good addition to the library.

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I highly recommend this book if you like to write fan fiction. It fills in a lot of gaps, even if it is unofficial. It helps with explaining the classes that are available and even shows what Harry's class schedule might have looked like.

I love these books! I have the complete set and love to refer to it all the time for my after school book club. Looking forward to more!

This book is just an organized compilation of everything that JK Rowling has let us know about her Wizarding World of Harry Potter. If you read all her books, diligently research (ie, google) the transcripts of interviews she had granted in the past, and peruse the contents of Pottermore and HarryPotter.com - you'll find that all those information are in this book. Although I appreciate the effort exerted by the authors in successfully publishing this book, it is disappointing to note that no citations were made by the authors to show where all the information they wrote came from. For example, a newbie reader might not be aware that the spell casting done by Gilderoy Lockhart described on page 195 is nowhere in any of the seven HP books, as it was only later written by JK Rowling (in 2015) in the original Pottermore. A standard practice in any written paper (published or not) is to reference any information that's not the work of the writer. Even Steve Vander Ark did the citations despite the controversy of his "The Lexicon".If this is not possible, at least acknowledge or thank the source of the information. Sadly, neither was done by the authors.