Il libro si presenta molto bene con una rilegatura rigida ben definita e persino incisa in alcuni punti per dare un tocco in più. Al suo interno le pagine sono finemente rilegate e decorate con ghirigori, finte note aggiuntive che sfruttano un font "kid calligraphy" come a voler richiamare un testo di scuola di un giovane Mago a Hogwarts che ha scritto appunti qui e lì.

The three girls and one boy were taken by the house elves to the Room of Requirement to remain hidden until the task. It was there that every single male house elf converged, all bent on releasing their frustration through sexual deviancy. Taking extra caution to safely and comfortably place the other three children on soft beds for the night, the elves moved Ron, Cho and Gabrielle to soft feather beds in the corner of the room. Their treatment of Hermione was nowhere near as gentle. They roughly tore off her shrunken clothing and panties, making sure she was completely naked before they all congregated around the helpless teen. House elves might be the servant of man, but they still had to procreate with their kind, and therefore had genitalia. House elf sperm could not impregnate human women however, and therefore Hermione had no possibility of getting pregnant. Seen/Mentioned: Used by Fleur Delacour in 1994 to extinguish her skirt, which had caught flame during a fight against a dragon. [2] Harry used this spell twice in 1997, both on the same night; once to attempt to provide a drink for Dumbledore, [4] then again to help douse Hagrid's hut after it was set aflame by Thorfinn Rowle, who used the Fire-Making Spell. [5] Dopo una breve ma sufficiente introduzione al mondo delle Bacchette (ottenuta tenendo conto di vari elementi tratti sia dai libri che dal sito di Pottermore), il libro ci introduce agli Incantesimi veri e propri e quindi li elenca spiegandone effetti, mostrando la formula corretta da pronunciare e il movimento della Bacchetta da accompagnare per eseguirlo. Seen/Mentioned: Used (to no avail) in 1993 by Hermione Granger to attempt to reveal any hidden writing in a diary.

Description: This spell is used to create, and control, a jet of clear water from the tip of the wand; it is probably related to Aguamenti.

and the best is that it's updated to date (it was published around middle 2019), therefore including even The Crimes of Grindelwald film...Where the hell are my panties?' Hermione, Cho and Gabrielle said in turn as they were dried off and noticed that they were in fact panty-free. Yes, this book is filled to the brim, but it isn't just a list of spells. Oh no. Almost all the spells have a pronunciation, when/where it was used (and this ranges from the books to the movies to the games (even the trading card game)), a what it does field (handy to know), and there is some extra trivia listed which I just loved to read. Then, to make it more personal, there are things scrawled near some of the spells or magical objects, listing why something wasn't a good idea, give us some more insight, and more.