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Quidditch and More!
June 30, 2003

Hizzle Pizzizle
Harry Potter likes Quidditch. Want to throw yourself even deeper into the world of wizards and muggles? Is the official Harry Potter site just not cutting it for you? (They don't even have a screensaver to download!) Well, luckily, someone has come along and created a real online village to play around in.

Stop by to get the latest Potter news, search the lexicon for names, places and keywords from the books, explore the encyclopedia of potions, or surf through the very well-put-together atlas. You can even find out where your favorite Quidditch teams are based.

No screensavers here either, but enough facts and figures to keep you studying, or playing, for hours.

On the web: Harry Potter Lexicon
Also on the web: Quidditch Info

This article is part of Newmoanyeah's Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix Week.

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