Name: Pocket Potters: Hermione Granger (Little Guides to the Harry Potter Books #3)
Price: 34.80 NZD
Availability: InStock
Author: J. K. Rowling
ISBN: 9798225023140

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Pocket Potters: Hermione Granger (Little Guides to the Harry Potter Books #3)

Type

Physical Book

Author

J. K. Rowling

Publisher

Scholastic

Year

2025

Language

English

Pages

Format

Hardcover

Dimensions

17 x 22 cm

ISBN13

9798225023140

Pocket Potters: Hermione Granger (Little Guides to the Harry Potter Books #3)

J. K. Rowling (Author) · Scholastic · Hardcover

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Synopsis "Pocket Potters: Hermione Granger (Little Guides to the Harry Potter Books #3)"

Calling Harry Potter fans! Read all about Hermione Granger in the POCKET POTTERS series, the completely collectible, fully illustrated, must-have official guides to all your favorite characters from the wizarding world.

What is Hermione Granger’s favorite subject? How did she make friends with Ron and Harry, and what does a mountain troll smell like? Find out all this and much more! Follow Hermione through a day at Hogwarts, discover why she loves the library, and learn all about her pet cat, Crookshanks. Get set for spectacular spells, charms, and potions, and lots of Gryffindor house points…

Joyfully illustrated, boisterously brilliant, the POCKET POTTERS are collectible, must-have official guides to the Harry Potter books. Whether you are just starting your magical reading journey or you already know your Accio from your Alohomora, each of the POCKET POTTERS is perfect for sharing together or reading independently.

Reading age: 8 years and up.

J. K. Rowling

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Joanne Rowling (Yate, 1965), known worldwide as J.K. Rowling, is a British writer and screenwriter who has left a deep mark on contemporary literature thanks to the creation of the Harry Potter saga. Her work not only revolutionized children's and young adult literature, but also became a global cultural phenomenon. Before achieving success, Rowling studied Philology and worked in various jobs, including Amnesty International. It was during a train journey when the idea of Harry Potter emerged, which, after overcoming personal difficulties such as the loss of her mother and raising her daughter alone, managed to publish in 1997 after several editorial rejections. The Harry Potter saga, with more than 600 million copies sold and translated into multiple languages, is her most influential work. She also writes crime novels under the pseudonym Robert Galbraith, showing her versatility as an author.

In 2020, J.K. Rowling returned to writing for children with the fairy tale The Ickabog, which she first published for free online during the lockdown; later she donated all the book's royalties to help the most vulnerable groups affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. J.K. Rowling confesses she always wanted to be a writer. She lives in Scotland with her family.

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