Credo che questo sia dovuto al fatto che nel corso del tempo con l'ampliarsi del Mondo Magico alcune cose siano cambiate e le vecchie si siano perse per strada. Book of Spells was purportedly "200 years old", [4] suggesting it was published sometime in 1812 (200 years prior to 2012, the year in which the game was released) or 1791- 1798 (200 years before the time setting of the Harry Potter novels. With fine detail including the sinuous vine carvings wrapped around its length, this is an exquisite gift for Harry Potter fans and collectors. Marshmallow is reading her favorite spells in The Unofficial Ultimate Harry Potter Spellbook: A Complete Guide to Every Spell in the Wizarding World, by Media Lab Books.

Kenar sayfaları peri tozu ile kaplı, sert kapak ve içerikteki sayfa düzeninden, yazı stiline kadar çok tatlı ve özenle hazırlanmış 😍 Kesinlikle Harry Potter hayranlarının ve koleksiyonerlerin elinde bulunması gereken bir eser 👌 İçerisinde; Harry Potter kitaplarında, filmlerinde, video oyunlarında vs. Products shown, tagged or featured on YouTube by creators are sold by merchants and are subject to merchant's terms and conditions. Featuring a spellbinding collection of more than 720 wizards, centaurs, talking portaits and ghosts galore, The Unofficial Harry Potter Character Compendium includes every character that exists within the Harry Potter canon of books, films and plays. Since it's an "unofficial" book, you won't find any picture but besides that, I can assure that the book has a charming (pun intended) presentation. Also, did you know that some of the very most famous and most used spells were invented by Severus Snape?

Each spell is given its own entry including spell name, pronunciation details, a description of the spell effects, spell casting methods, wand movements, hand movements, and vocalizations, plus primary sources in which the spell was used.

It tells us about the incredible information you can do with them or historical mentionings from Harry Potter that, at least I didn’t know. It is so that I had a hard time finishing it (I must confess I skipped through some pages because I couldn’t bare to read this stuff). Then, to make it more personal, there are things scrawled near some of the spells or magical objects, listing why something wasn't a good idea, give us some more insight, and more. It had since been translated into seventy-two different languages (including Gobbledegook and Mermish). It added some background knowledge to what I had already known about Harry Potter and adds a new layer to my understanding of the Wizarding World.and going beyond with notes revealing even more context information about each spell, and even "hand-written" notes (very much like in the way of Half-Blood Prince). This is one of the best reference books about the Wizarding World of Harry Potter that you can get nowadays in the market! Straight off the Hogwarts Express trolley, the most famous wizarding confectionery is now available in the Muggle world. There are also notes about the spell as well as a memorable moment when the spell was used in the Harry Potter universe.

You'll have a detailed explanation of each spell, including for what it's used, if required a pronunciation (along with a translation, since many are in Latin), or indicating that it's a non-verbal one, along with a visual graphic showing if it's required certain movement of hand using the wand. Like Zygmunt Budge's Book of Potions, this spell book was enchanted by its author to be capable of projecting its text out of the page for simpler reading, as well as conjuring various objects, and even entire rooms, to provide a safe environment for practising the book's various spells. A beautifully designed reference book of all of the known spells cast in the Harry Potter films, books, video games and card games, as well as official spinoffs such as Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. Like the title says, it has every spell, charm, curse, jinx, and hex mentioned throughout the Harry Potter books, movies, video games, and more, including the FBAWTFT series.The book's enchantments were such that even doodles and other embellishments added by previous owners of a copy of the book would be added to the book's contents and could be utilised by future readers of that copy. Readers will also find trivia related to each spell, such as who it was used against, what the outcome was, or what a spell’s unusual history might be. Il libro si presenta molto bene con una rilegatura rigida ben definita e persino incisa in alcuni punti per dare un tocco in più. and the best is that it's updated to date (it was published around middle 2019), therefore including even The Crimes of Grindelwald film.

Comprehensive list, with some stretches to include those from the video games or those seen in a movie with no information attached ( see "Albus Dumbledores forceful spell" entry). Almost all the spells have a pronunciation, when/where it was used (and this ranges from the books to the movies to the games (even the trading card game)), a what it does field (handy to know), and there is some extra trivia listed which I just loved to read. The Unofficial Ultimate Harry Potter Spellbook is a beautiful, elegantly designed reference that details all of the known spells cast in the Harry Potter films, books, video games and card games, as well as official Harry Potter spinoffs, such as Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. Indulge in the enchanting flavours of the wizarding world with this Flying Cauldron Butterscotch Beer!It also lists where the spell or charm was used or mentioned, whether in the books, the movies, the video games, or somewhere else. What I appreciated about this is that for the longest time I had no idea what the difference was between a spell and a charm. The majority of the spells in Harry Potter are of Latin origin and are most of the time literal translations of what the spell does. I mean, it’s fun to read about some spells and some magic-kind of stuff, but in my personal opinion it is a very long book. There are cute spells, easy spells, household spells, and spells one probably shouldn’t be using EVER (and I love that the book mentions that).