Katherine Laurier

Ah, one of the things I have done that I am most proud of was the duel in the Ministry Atrium against Lord Voldemort himself in 1996. Looking back on this, I am quite pleased at my success, and I would do it again but with even smarter decisions and stronger spells. This was when I challenged Voldemort to a duel, and I was determined to defeat him once and for all. I cast powerful spells against him and blocked his spells with shields or by casting a spell right back at him before his spells could get me. Though he didn't decease, he cowardly disapparated and escaped when I cast one of the strongest spells I've ever casted. Another win of the great Gilderoy Lockhart!

It was early evening. I was having a fan signing event for all my fabulous fans. Obviously, the big room was packed with people, so many people lining up for me! There were so many smiles and claps and laughs for my charming smiles and jokes. It was a happy time until suddenly, a Tebo broke in! There were loud screams, but I stayed calm as I immediately thought of a way to defeat this beast. I wanted my fans to be safe, so I yelled, "Everyone, evacuate! I will handle this!" I took out my wand and it ran around the room, becoming invisible every few seconds. I used my intelligence and my wit to predict where it would be going next and with precision and exactness, I casted Incarcerous on the nasty creature, and it wailed as ropes shot out of my wand and strangled it. My fans, watching from afar, were clearly so amazed at my skills at handling such a dangerous thing, but it was really nothing bad, and of course, anything for my dear fans.

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My look is inspired by Alice from Alice in Wonderland. Not only is she a really interesting character, her costume is pretty easy to whip up. I'm wearing a blue, puffy dress and a small apron with a white, silky ribbon on the back. I put on a wig with a light, glowing blonde color just like Alice's in the story. Can't forget the most important part - jewelry and accessories! I add some small final touches and details, put a black headband on, a heart necklace just because, long socks and black shoes, then I get ready to go!

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Hi! I'd like to buy: 18. Number the Stars by Lois Lowry 41. The House with Chicken Legs by Sophie Anderson 67. The Wishing Spell by Chris Colfer 80. The Dark Forces: A Guide to Self-Protection by Quentin Trimble

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Anything by Taylor Swift. ;) I mostly read romance books so a lot of the time while reading, in the background, there's romance songs by Taylor Swift that have good, calm vibes that are soft and make you feel what the song makes you feel and at the same time still be able to focus on the book. Here's my playlist: 1. You Are In Love by Taylor Swift - This is almost ALWAYS on repeat for me in the background when I'm reading romance books where they are pining for each other without knowing the other is pining for them. 2. When Emma Falls In Love by Taylor Swift - It talks about the way a girl feels when she falls in love, and it's just perfect paired with a romance book. 3. New Year's Day by Taylor Swift - It talks about holding onto the memories you've made with someone and it's such a cute song for a peaceful scene. 4. the lakes by Taylor Swift - It has really old-timey vibes and it talks about being with your loved one as a famous person without anyone tweeting or talking about it. 5. cowboy like me by Taylor Swift - It's a really soft song about love that's super calm and also has incredibly good lyricism.

The House with Chicken Legs is one of the top things on my wish list. When I first heard the title, it immediately caught my attention. How could it not? A house with chicken legs isn't something you see every day! The cover also immediately drew me in, and after reading the summary of the book and seeing the high reviews, I just have to buy it! I think this is something that'll get me out of the reading slump I'm currently in. Next, I would also like an educational book, maybe Why I Didn’t Die When the Augrey Cried by Gulliver Pokeby. There's a lot of theories about why the Augurey cries and what it signals, like death, but this book says they hadn't died after the Augurey cried. Very interesting! I would also like some quill, ink, and parchment, of course, to write. I would also like to pick up a few notepads to put my notes and reminders for myself for the day or week. Lastly, I would also like some cute bookmarks! It looks good and you can easily pick up where you left off.

Ooh, my favorites are chocolate chip oatmeal cookies - easy to bake and so chewy!