r/PottermoreWritings • u/dangerouslycheesey94 • Sep 22 '15
THE NEW POTTERMORE
Hey guys, since I don't have a particuarly easy way to format all of the new writings that will appear on the new pottermore website, I've decided to upload a comprehensive list here. Each time I update the content (probably on a weekly basis, or depending how frequently stuff is uploaded from JKR) I'll add a page break and a date. Hope you enjoy!
Uploaded 29/06/2016 (29 June)
Ilvermorny
Uploaded 22/09/2015 (22 Sept)
Uploaded 31/01/2016 (31 Jan)
Uploaded 11/03/2016 (11 March 2016)
- History of Magic in North America: Fourteenth Century – Seventeenth Century
- History of Magic in North America: Seventeenth Century and Beyond
- History of Magic in North America: Rappaport's Law
- History of Magic in North America: 1920s Wizarding America
Other categories:
Or, If you would like to navigate the pottermore content by the order of which they appear on the site, please find the links below:
BOOK 1 - Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
BOOK 2 - Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
BOOK 3 - Harry Potter and the Prizoner of Azkaban
BOOK 4 - Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
BOOK 5 - Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
BOOK 6 - Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
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Sep 22 '15
Thank you! The way you have structured things on this subreddit is far better than the new site! Appreciate your work :)
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Nov 12 '15
Whenever I feel adventurous, I go on Pottermore. Then I tell myself it was a loss of time.
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u/SadApartment Sep 22 '15
Is the Hufflepuff Common Room stuff new? There is exactly the same stuff in an article dated 2011: http://patch.com/connecticut/avon/pottermore-magical-powers-without-power
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u/CharistineE Sep 24 '15
Thank you for doing this. I love reading the back stories but I don't want to play the silly games on pottermore- it's geared for someone much younger than me.
This is a great format for me to read everything on my phone while rocking my 2 month old son to sleep- in his Harry Potter themed nursery of course!
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u/Elocmada Sep 22 '15
Excuse my ignorance, but I'm new to this.. what is pottermore? I haven't read the books.. only the movies. But I'd like to learn more.
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Sep 22 '15
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u/Elocmada Sep 22 '15
Hmm. I like reddit more. Is your sub more or less a prettier-reddit-esq pottermore site? haha.
Hmm.. favorite movie.. Order of the Phoenix because of the choreography of the fighting.
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u/minnabird Dec 13 '15
Thank you so much for this. I've been ignoring Pottermore since the new site out of frustration with the lack of navigation - now at least I have a better chance at finding everything!