Harry spends the whole summer before fourth year feeling restless. He chalks it up to the weird dreams he's been having, assuming Voldemort is responsible. And for some dreams, that's true - but what about the other ones? The ones that feel... familiar?
Back at school, things change one morning in September, when he and three other students wake up with the memories of the four Hogwarts founders in their heads. They don't know why they've returned, or how it happened, but they know one thing - they changed the Wizarding World before, and they're going to do it again. It's about time they shook things up a bit.
Super fun, super good. I do wish we'd seen more of Cedric's gender exploration and identity. I think it would have been really interesting to delve into.
Such a fascinating premise! I read this after Lily’s Boy, even though it was written before, and loved the cross over details. I also just love Sirius as wearing skirts.
Fue interesante leer algo con lo que no se suele jugar mucho y fue muy enganchante toda la trama en general, pero hubieron partes en las que ya no entendía que estaba pasando y siento que las dos personalidades no terminaron de coexistir la una con la otra del todo
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