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[alt_seamus]

Yesterday Mr Rosier took me to Diagon Alley. He said I should buy presents for Draco, Pansy, and Hydra. I'll see them at the party at Mrs Black's house. Not the Mrs Black that Pansy's staying with. Draco's grandmother. That's on Boxing Day so I won't send those gifts by owl. I bought presents for my mates from school as well. Those I can send by

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[alt_harry]

I like Mr Rosier, hes always awfully nice. I read Spells of Power a little bit but I think I was too young. Maybe I ought to read it.

If your going to be coming to parties with the Malfoys from now on then maybe we ought to be chums more.

[alt_seamus]

Spells of Power gets more interesting after the first chapter. He starts talking more about the actual spells. Instead of just giving reasons why a wizard might need that sort of magic.

Mr Rosier says Im to be his son and hes going to take me anywhere hed take a son. And then he laughed and said there are places he wouldnt take a boy my age but perhaps when Im older. But definately parties. Im glad there will be other boys there, you and Draco I mean.

[alt_harry]

Looking forward to it then

[alt_pansy]

I didn't get to talk to you at Lucius' party. Happy Christmas!

[alt_seamus]

Happy Christmas, Pansy.

[alt_neville]

Glad its working out so well with your foster father, and that your having a good holiday.

That's really wizard about being able to read all the Young Merlins. I read all the ones I could find, which weren't very many (the bookshop near my home wasn't particularly good about carrying boys books). I really liked that series. Somehow I never got around to reading the Murgatroyd Mysteries, though.

[alt_seamus]

Right now I'm reading Young Merlin at Stonehenge. I'd heard of this one but I'd never got to read it. Next I'm going to read Young Merlin and the Crisis in Brittany. I'd never even heard of that one.