Esther Earl, 15, of Quincy got involved with the Harry Potter world when she was diagnosed with cancer.
(Yoon S. Byun/Globe Staff)
Harry Potter group turns fans into activists
Esther Earl, 15, of Quincy got involved with the Harry Potter world when she was diagnosed with cancer.
(Yoon S. Byun/Globe Staff)
J.K. Rowling famously wrote much of her Harry Potter series in a cafe in Edinburgh, dreaming up a world of wizards and magic, with its Hogwarts School, quidditch games, and, of course, headmaster Dumbledore’s Army , the student group that battles the dark side. (Full article: 697 words)
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