Let's talk Harry Potter!

[Mada438]

It's just that it is very vague about magic theory. However, there is an awesome Harry Potter fan-fiction that goes very deeply into this, called "Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality".
[Note: Only begin to read this if you a) are prepared to have your mind blown, b) are not too attached to the series as it is, and c) have plenty of time on your hands]

In that case A) rather not (extension history already does that enough! )
B) I'm not too attched, so thats good
C) Have 0 time on my hands at all!!
Conclusion: Meh, i'll get to it eventually 

[theyam]

Did anyone just skip "Order of the Phoenix", because I did .-. Only major thing I heard was Sirius dying and I still read the rest of the series without feeling confused XD

[PhoenixxFire]

It's just that it is very vague about magic theory. However, there is an awesome Harry Potter fan-fiction that goes very deeply into this, called "Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality".
[Note: Only begin to read this if you a) are prepared to have your mind blown, b) are not too attached to the series as it is, and c) have plenty of time on your hands]

Absolutely second that. Methods of rationality is awesome.
I liked Harry Potter when I first read it (grade 4 or 5 i think). Now I don't like it, but I love Harry Potter fan fiction. If anyone has seen BBC Merlin I was obssesed with crossovers for a while - there are some really awesome ones.

Edit: Remembered I saw this earlier.

Harry can't tell the difference between his cooking pot and his best mate. They're both cauldron.

[Yertle the Turtle]

If you like Harry Potter, then this is a must-watch!

[2352300]

How does everyone feel about Fantastic Beasts? I didn't mind it but the ending was a bit too convient.