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  • Another book to cash in on the Harry Potter craze. This is a supposed history of Quidditch. I found this changed some of my perceptions of the game from the novels. Grrr . . .

    

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  • A typical "add-on" to cash in on the Harry Potter craze. This somewhat reminds me of the wizard book for D&D.

    

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Now you can read two of Harry Potter's Hogwarts textbooks. Quidditch Through the Ages describes the evolution of Quidditch through the generations, and includes the rules of the game, a chapter on modern-day play, and a description of every team. A copy of Fantastic Beasts & Where to Find Them resides in almost every wizarding household in the country. Now, Muggles also have the chance to learn all about Quintapeds, Puffskeins, and Knarls. This is the most complete A-to-Z listing of magical beasts in existence. The braille and PortaBook editions include the comments scribbled into the margins by Harry and his friends. Available in braille (2 volumes) and PortaBook for $8.00.

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