8 Fascinating Facts About Ghosts Of Harry Potter

[Tomspy77]

8 Fascinating Facts About Ghosts Of The Wizarding World, According To JK Rowling

Now considered to be the most haunted dwelling in Britain, Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry definitely has its fair share of ghostly beings. And if the series left you wanting more from characters like Moaning Myrtle, Nearly Headless Nick, and the Bloody Baron, you need look no further than JK Rowling’s latest book Hogwarts: An Incomplete and Unreliable Guide. Released on Sept. 6 as one of three new Potter Presents e-books, An Incomplete and Unreliable Guide leaves no stone unturned when it comes to the ins and outs of Hogwarts — including everything you ever wanted to know about the Hogwarts ghosts.

The other two e-books include: Short Stories From Hogwarts Of Heroism, Hardship, and Dangerous Hobbies, which profiles several of Hogwarts’s more intriguing and unexplored professors, and Short Stories From Hogwarts of Power, Politics, and Pesky Poltergeists, which digs into the background of two of the wizarding world’s most recognized institutions: the Ministry of Magic and Azkaban prison, and also gives readers all the deets on some of the wizarding world’s most loathsome leaders. But you’re here because you want to hear all about the ghosts, amirite? So let’s get started.

Here are 8 facts about the ghosts of the wizarding world, according to the lady who wrote them into being herself.

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[sherlew99]

Now the ghost of Edmund Grubb is an interesting one. I doubt that Hogwarts was serving poisonous berries. It's more likely that either someone mislead him regarding the berries, found a way to swap Edmund's for poisonous ones or, more likely, sent a gift of berries that had some poisonous substance added to them.