Books : Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them

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Rating:

- Harry Potter Fan
Very cute and for a good cause. More information on magical creatures found in the books. Worth the short read.

Rating:

- Great
For Harry Potter fans like me, this book is a great vook to get because it gives you a ton of background info and helps you figure out the mysteries of Harry Potter.

Rating:

- A little short of stuff but it will do
I really expected more graffiti and more fabulous creatures. And alot of the creature descriptions were similar and confusing. But it was a good reference for the Harry Potter series. It helped me understand alot more about the creatures that made it more vivid in my mind.

Rating:

- Fun but short
This was a charming book, but I wish there had been more to it. Given the lenths of the Harry Potter books themselves, I would have thought this would be more in depth!

Rating:

- Great cause, silly creature reference
By "Newt Samander" (aka J.K. Rowling), it is otensibly, Harry Potter's textbook, a compendium of the non- human or -wizard species one might run across. For Harry's fans in need of a between-edition fix, this is a work for the charity Comic Relief. The entries vary from the familiar fairies and ghouls and unicorns to creatures I can't help wondering if Rowling's fertile imagination contrived: froopers and lobalugs and mackled malaclaws. Fortunately,the text notes each critter's Ministy of Magic Classification from one X (boring) to five X (known wizard killer) so studious types will know whether to worry about a Chizpurfle (XX) more or a Quintaped (XXXXX) more, should one encounter such. Included are sophomoric doodles by both Harry and Ron Weasley. Silly fun. Great characters, no plot!

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