The End of the Harry Potter Saga is Celebrated with Magic on Wordwaves.com

July 7, 2011 - PRLog -- Before buying tickets to see the final part of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows join Wordwaves.com and celebrate magic as it appeared throughout the years. Magic has evolved from being villainous and wicked to something of wisdom and legend. Wordwaves.com is celebrating it all, good and evil, dark and white magic. You can join the magic of Wordwaves.com at http://www.wordwaves.com/famous-quotes-and-sayings.

What are the most popular books to feature magic?

With a simple search on Wordwaves.com for the word ‘magic’ or ‘wand’ a range of fiction and non-fiction quotes that feature the search word are discovered. Try your own search with http://www.wordwaves.com/magic-quotes. Some of the most popular books that feature some of the magic Harry Potter has used include:


King Arthur and His Knights:
" She was very pretty, and as graceful as a willow wand, and so bright and attractive in her ways that no one suspected her of being very wicked. "

The Hunchback of Notre Dame:
" But the witchcraft of the goat with the golden hoofs was a very innocent species of magic. "

There are many other words that you can search too like ‘wizard’, ‘spell’ or ‘potion’. Try a search for yourself on Wordwaves.com and celebrate all things magical.

Things You Probably Didn’t Know About Harry Potter

Fred and George Weasley were born on April Fools Day.

Nearly Headless Nick's last name is De Mimsy-Porpington

Filch’s cat, Mrs. Norris, takes her name from Jane Austen’s book Mansfield Park.

A picture of Gandalf the Grey (from The Lord of the Rings) can be seen in the collection of great wizards in Professor Dumbledore’s study in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

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