Underground Rivers - University of New Mexico

Fans weren't at a loss for
discussion topics. Take, for
example, the Bloomsbury U.K.
edition's back cover where
behind the Pensieve is a boat
with a cavernous wall in the
background.
What could this boat mean?
MuggleNet.com, the site for
ardent Potter scholars, has more
than 40 "Underground Lake"
editorials.
Chapter 23 -- Girls, Too!
And there will be the spinoffs. Harry Potter's World of Magic Theme Park -- not to be confused
with Universal Studios' Wizarding World of Harry Potter, Orlando -- exists only in cyberspace. To
play, one needs:
1, Imagination, as was demanded by the books.
2. A credit card.
Nestled in a hidden valley that repels Muggle intruders lies Godric’s Hollow where one must boatride
through a cave in search of the sorcerer's stone.
Girls Club Singles
While our list of non-series underground river books written for girls isn't as lengthy as the list for
boys, it's indeed as varied.
"First Person Singular," by David C.
Murray in the August 29, 1885,
Graphic was by far too romantic for a
Boys Club, but Victorian girls would
have enjoyed picturing themselves in
the craft to the right.
To exit from the caves is made by
water, and the slow moving oars
bumped the boat little by little
towards daylight.
Mary E Bradley's Mizora, A Prophecy, A Mss. Found among the Private Papers of the Princess
Vera Zarovitch (1889) is about an enlightened female society existing underground in perfect
harmony, blessed with technologies permitting leisure for continuous education, genetic
manipulation of crops and the manufacture of pure foodstuffs. But best of all, males are no
longer biologically required. To enter Mizora, go to the North Pole and downward.
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