Considering the fact that I waste so much of my freakin' time on the internet, you'd think that I would have an answer for this theme. I don't. The only websites that I could think of were ones that you all know.
I actually just barely thought of the website that I'm going to talk about. Barely. I mean, like twenty-three seconds ago.
It's called Dear Mr. Potter. It is a blog on Tumblr. I'm don't feel like explaining what it is, so I'm going to copy and paste from the website.
Dear Mr. Potter is a blog-based charity project that focuses on J.K. Rowling's life-changing Harry Potter series, and how it has impacted, inspired, and affected its fans. For nine months, Dear Mr. Potter has collected the sometimes funny, sometimes heart-wrenching, always incredible stories of the Harry Potter series' biggest fans through letters and photographs, among other mediums. Each submission tells a different a Potter fan's unique story and journey. The best of these submissions are being compiled into a 100% non-profit book, with the proceeds going entirely towards furthering youth literacy through the Harry Potter Alliance.
It is really interesting to look at all of the stories on this blog. It amazes me that one woman's work can bring all of these people together and affect all of these lives, how her fictional characters can inspire so many people, everything. This blog shows just how amazing Harry Potter. The fact that it's all going into a book that will support the Harry Potter Alliance just makes it so much better.
I submitted a piece of writing to the blog, but I am really not proud of it. I could have done much better. If you really want to read it, though (haha, as if), I'll just tell you one thing... my favourite characters are Fred and George. ;)
I recommend that you check it out! You might even want to buy the book when it comes out later this year!
Most Recent Song: Howl by Florence and the Machine
Books Read: 4/52
Today was Awesome Because: I got 96% on an important English essay - the highest in the class - and was told by my teacher that it was "damn interesting". I also got the highest score on both of the final exams in that class. English was/is my toughest class.
Winona, I'll read you tomorrow!
~Annica
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