by J.K. Rowling

Harry Potter has spent ten miserable years with the Dursleys, sleeping in a cupboard and being told his parents died in a car crash. On his eleventh birthday, a giant named Hagrid breaks down the door and tells him the truth — he is a wizard, his parents were murdered by the most dangerous dark wizard in history, and he has a place at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

45 characters, locations, and items in this world codex.

Characters

• Albus Dumbledore — The Headmaster of Hogwarts and the most powerful wizard alive — a twinkling, grandfatherly figure who speaks in riddles, offers sweets during serious
• Argus Filch — Hogwarts' bitter Squib caretaker who patrols the corridors with his dust-colored cat Mrs Norris, dreaming of the days when students could be hung by t
• Dean Thomas — A tall, quiet Gryffindor in Harry's year who grew up as a Muggle and is still adjusting to a world where the posters on the wall move and the staircas
• Draco Malfoy — An eleven-year-old Slytherin with a pointed face and his father's name constantly on his lips — the first wizard Harry's age to offer him friendship,
• Dudley Dursley — Harry's spoiled Muggle cousin — a large, blond, mean boy who has spent ten years using Harry as a punching bag and who now has a pig's tail curling ou
• Fred Weasley — One half of the Weasley twins — a thirteen-year-old agent of chaos who, along with his brother George, has already memorized every secret passage in H
• George Weasley — The other half of the Weasley twins — identical to Fred in every way, slightly quieter in delivery but equally committed to the proposition that Hogwa
• Gregory Goyle — Draco Malfoy's second enforcer — even larger than Crabbe, even less articulate, and operating on the same simple principle: do what Draco says, look m
• Harry Potter — An eleven-year-old orphan raised in a cupboard under the stairs who has just discovered he is a wizard, famous in a world he never knew existed for su
• Hedwig — Harry's snowy owl — a birthday gift from Hagrid and the first thing Harry has ever truly owned. She is beautiful, imperious, and the closest thing to
• Hermione Granger — A Muggle-born witch with bushy hair, large front teeth, and a desperate need to prove she belongs in a world that might reject her for her blood — the
• Lord Voldemort — A disembodied dark wizard reduced to a parasitic wraith — once the most feared sorcerer alive, now hiding on the back of a stuttering professor's head
• Madam Pomfrey — Hogwarts' formidable matron who runs the hospital wing with an iron hand, clucking disapproval at whatever reckless activity caused the injury while h
• Minerva McGonagall — Hogwarts' Deputy Headmistress and Transfiguration professor — strict, fair, and Scottish to her bones. She sat on a wall in cat form all day watching
• Molly Weasley — Mother of seven Weasleys and the first adult witch Harry meets who treats him with maternal warmth — she helped him find Platform Nine and Three-Quart
• Nearly Headless Nick — Gryffindor's house ghost — a jovial, transparent Elizabethan gentleman whose botched beheading left his head attached by a thin strip of skin, forever
• Neville Longbottom — A round-faced, forgetful Gryffindor who keeps losing his toad, melting cauldrons, and being terrified of Professor Snape — the last person anyone woul
• Oliver Wood — The fanatically dedicated Gryffindor Quidditch Captain — a burly fifth-year who explains the rules of Quidditch to Harry with the intensity of a battl
• Peeves — Hogwarts' resident poltergeist — not a ghost but a spirit of pure chaos who has terrorized students and staff for centuries, drops water balloons on h
• Percy Weasley — The third Weasley brother — a newly minted Gryffindor prefect who takes his badge extremely seriously, corrects first-years' behavior constantly, and
• Petunia Dursley — Harry's Muggle aunt and Lily Potter's sister — a thin, horse-faced woman who despises magic, adores her son Dudley, and has spent ten years pretending
• Quirinus Quirrell — The nervous, stuttering Defence Against the Dark Arts professor who wears a large purple turban, smells faintly of garlic, and is not at all what he s
• Ron Weasley — The sixth Weasley son — overshadowed by brilliant brothers on every side, carrying a second-hand wand and second-hand robes, and desperately hoping Ho
• Rubeus Hagrid — Hogwarts' half-giant Keeper of Keys and Grounds — enormous, warmhearted, and the man who broke down the door to tell Harry he was a wizard. He cannot
• Seamus Finnigan — A sandy-haired Irish Gryffindor in Harry's year with a talent for accidentally setting things on fire — his mam's a witch, his dad's a Muggle, and it
• Severus Snape — Hogwarts' Potions Master — a greasy-haired, hook-nosed, billowing-robed figure who seems to despise Harry on sight and whom every student suspects of
• Vernon Dursley — Harry's blustering Muggle uncle — a large, mustached man who directs Grunnings drill company, despises anything abnormal, and once drove his family to
• Vincent Crabbe — One of Draco Malfoy's two large, dim-witted enforcers — he follows Draco around like a bodyguard, cracks his knuckles menacingly, and has never demons

Locations

• 4 Privet Drive — A perfectly ordinary house in a perfectly ordinary Muggle suburb in Little Whinging, Surrey — where Harry Potter spent ten miserable years sleeping in
• Diagon Alley — A hidden cobblestoned shopping street in London, accessible through the Leaky Cauldron, where witches and wizards buy wands, robes, cauldrons, and eve
• Gryffindor Tower — The common room and dormitories of Gryffindor House, guarded by the portrait of the Fat Lady and decorated in scarlet and gold with a roaring fireplac
• Hagrid's Hut — A small wooden house at the edge of the Forbidden Forest where Hagrid lives with his boarhound Fang, brews enormous cups of tea, and is currently hidi
• Headmaster's Office — The office of Albus Dumbledore, accessible by a spiral staircase behind a stone gargoyle, filled with whirring silver instruments, portraits of former
• Hogwarts Library — A vast library of thousands of books on every magical subject, fiercely guarded by Madam Pince, with a Restricted Section roped off for dangerous text
• Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry — The premier wizarding school in Britain — a vast enchanted castle hidden in the Scottish Highlands where young witches and wizards are sorted into fou
• Hospital Wing — The Hogwarts infirmary run by Madam Pomfrey, lined with white beds, where Harry wakes up after his confrontation with Quirrell to find Dumbledore sitt
• Platform Nine and Three-Quarters — A hidden railway platform at King's Cross Station in London, accessed by walking through the barrier between platforms nine and ten, where the scarlet
• Quidditch Pitch — The oval Quidditch field on the Hogwarts grounds, ringed by towered stands, where Harry plays his first match as the youngest Seeker in a century and
• The Forbidden Forest — A vast, ancient, and dangerous woodland on the Hogwarts grounds — strictly off-limits to students, home to centaurs, unicorns, and darker things, and
• The Great Hall — The main dining and assembly hall of Hogwarts, famous for its enchanted ceiling that mirrors the sky and hundreds of floating candles illuminating fou
• The Leaky Cauldron — A tiny, grubby pub on Charing Cross Road in London, invisible to Muggles, serving as the gateway between the Muggle world and Diagon Alley through a b

Items

• Cloak of Invisibility — A shimmering silvery cloak left anonymously for Harry at Christmas with a note saying it belonged to his father — it renders the wearer completely inv
• Mirror of Erised — A magnificent ornate mirror that shows the viewer their deepest desire — Harry sees his family, Dumbledore claims to see socks, and the Stone hidden i
• The Philosopher's Stone — A legendary blood-red stone created by the alchemist Nicolas Flamel that produces the Elixir of Life and can transform any metal into pure gold — hidd
• The Sorting Hat — A sentient, patched, thousand-year-old wizard's hat that reads the minds of new students and sorts them into one of four Hogwarts houses — it consider

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