Harry Potter: The Little Book of Curious Facts!

By: Christopher C Keller

Narrated by: Eric Braegger for the Moonlight Project Co.

Length: 1 hr and 10 mins

Publisher's Summary

Learn all the Harry Potter facts you never knew! 

This fun fact book is suitable for all ages, so journey through the classic memories with these rare facts you probably missed. Some of the most upfront information can easily be missed in the blink of an eye! Test any true fan with these hand-selected Harry Potter facts from the series!

Inside this fun and informative book, you’ll discover:

• Over 143 new facts you never knew about Potter
• The rare thoughts of some of the characters not mentioned
• New ways to trivia your friends with these exciting Hogwarts tidbits
• Lore from multiple series
• And so much more!

You’ll enjoy fun sharable facts, new perspectives, and rare information you likely missed. It's extremely fun, social, and interactive!

Don’t miss out on this popular little book of facts. Get your copy of Harry Potter: The Little Book of Curious Facts today! 

©2018 Mario Robertson (P)2018 Mario Robertson

WASTE OF TIME AND MONEY

I listened to this on a road trip and it was absolutely awful. First of all, the book itself sounded like it was copied and pasted from a series of poorly written BuzzFeed articles. The grammatical errors and poorly structured sentences made for a terrible listening experience. Second, it was horrific listening to the narrator mispronounce the names of actors and characters. For instance, "Crabbe" was read as "Crabby." Twice. And finally, the narration was incredibly hard to listen to. He tends to pause in the wrong places and emphasize the wrong words. I hope that this was due mainly to the poorly written content he was paid to read. And third, several of these "facts" were false or misquotes. Like when JK Rowling is said to have told Radcliffe that he "has a death sentence." What she actually told him was that he "has a death scene." Basically, go search "Harry Potter facts" on Pinterest and you'll find all of this information for free.

waste of time

I believe the author listened to YouTube videos for an hour and then wrote a boring book from what he heard online. Even the voice used sounded computer generated.

this book's sucked it's full of common known facts

The narrator was a droning no inflection reader.
The editing sucks. A few different numbers repeated over right after he spoke them.
This could have been a fun book that this man made it almost painful to listen to.
Save your money folks.

Extremely lackluster

Was expecting facts about the world and books, but this is basically someone writing out facts such as “Jude Law auditioned to be Flockhart” and Scabbers can be heard running thru the halls in the movie.

Wrong narrator, forgot to edit

Facts, maybe... curious, meh.
For a little book I’d expect more detail to editing. At least twice the same fact was repeated.

Narrator mispronounced multiple names, making this fan cringe.

terrible

for some who claims to be a harry potter fan, this was one of the most poorly narrated and mispronounced audio books I've ever purchased. there were also repetitions, which really frustrated me. although somewhat informative, it was pretty much rubbish.

well known facts...

this was a waste of money. everything in the book is well known online. super regret purchase.

Just a copy of IMDB's trivia section

Total garbage, don't waste your money. A good portion hardly qualify as interesting and I wouldn't be surprised if the author was still in middle school.

Get the hardcopy

Bullet point list. I thought there would be more stories/ details. Maybe some sound bites, since this is an audiobook. I would reco getting the hardcopy so you can read them and find them while watching the movies. Monotone narrator mispronounced a few words.

meh

The narrator repeats sentences enough to be slightly annoying and most of the facts are already know to potter heads with access to YouTube.

#yeat~

I loved this book and it’s so awesome for Harry Potter fans (like meh)
I liked the book because it has some great facts that I didn’t know (and that’s saying something)