Harry Potter: Petunia, a New Student at Thirty-Three

The writing is pretty good. The wizarding world bullies Evans, a middle-aged man, like a gangster. Magic keeps taking away things around Petunia, but she has nothing to do with it. She can only watch, watching Lily leave with that strange guy, watching Lily never come back, watching Harry suddenly appear at her door. But now, 33-year-old Penny received a letter from Hogwarts, and everything changed. The magic that Petunia awakens is about purification and protection, so will Lily come back?

Good looking, recommended. It tells the story of Penny, who is in her thirties, and Harry, who is eleven years old, going to Hogwarts together. The latest update is Chapter 146, the second year of the Chamber of Secrets. (What I will say later is a bit of a spoiler) I have read other novels with Petunia as the main character. I remember that most of them were about Harry Potter fans who traveled through time to see Petunia as a child and became a witch. Anyway, this is the first original version of Penny who suddenly received a Hogwarts admission notice in middle age at the age of thirty. The subject matter is novel, fun, and not OOC. Many paragraphs contain funny sentences that make people smile. There are also heart-warming actions in the article, such as arranging for Lupine to come back and be sorted into different schools with Petunia, and allowing Petunia to come home and visit during the middle of the semester. The Sorting Hat complained that Lupine was an old cucumber painted green 2333 Vernon and Dudley in the Dursley family have also slowly adapted to the existence of magic. Dudley is very curious about the story of Norbert the Charizard. The four members of the family have a harmonious relationship. Ron and Hermione visit from time to time during the holidays, which is warm. When it comes to openness, it can be considered a bit of a hang-up. Petunia was sorted into Ravenclaw because of her quick thinking. Provide powerful help to the Harry trio in various upgrades, puzzles and monster-fighting events. It is assumed that the Evans family has wizard blood in their ancestors, and Penny has the ability to "response to heaven and humans". Fan fiction has its own setbacks, and this article is written in a way that goes with the flow and is not abrupt.

Attracted by the title of the novel. It is indeed rare to see a protagonist who is over 30 years old, has started a family, and seems to have completed his life, but his life suddenly undergoes a huge change. It's tied, it's pretty good, I'll give it five stars first. The first few chapters are very well written. The previous chapters have the feeling of a silent observer. I don't know how to describe it. I prefer to explain it from God's perspective? Starting from around chapter 100, which should be the point where the author wanted to divide the book into volumes but failed to do so, the writing style and rhythm began to change, the storyline became denser, and the development became more ups and downs. No longer a silent observer, the story starts from the characters and is driven by the characters. I feel it's different, the front is more depressing, I like the back better. Probably because Penny is an adult and has different interpersonal relationships. She has a lot of interactions with other adult characters, such as Dumbledore, Snape, etc., And also writes about the dark side of the wizarding world. The perspective of facing things is also different, sometimes advising Harry and others, sometimes helping them. He is steady and decisive, and can make decisions that he can rely on. After all, the HP world is quite dangerous... There are some chapters where Petunia and Harry are on vacation and return to life in the human world. The writing is very interesting, showing another side of the characters' lives, and it feels like the whole story space has expanded.

I watched it on MP4 at school. I felt a little bored at first and thought I had stepped on a thunderbolt again. But as I read on, I found that it has a magic that surpasses other Petunia fanfics. Especially when I read that Grindelwald asked Petunia not to run away from facing her past, it gave me a little strength when I was depressed at the time. The warm atmosphere in the article and Penny's fantasy-filled adventure made me so fascinated that I couldn't finish it, so it took me a few days to finish it. All in all, this is a rare novel, and I look forward to subsequent updates [Sending my heart]

Welcome, welcome, it's really, really nice. [Admiration] This is the first time I have seen a book that sorted my aunt into Hogwarts. Very innovative idea.

It's very interesting. The characters don't read too OOC. The plot moves very slowly. There are new and derivative plots, but there are still some small details about naming. For example, Harry will not call the headmaster Dumbledore.

The re-constructed adventure story from Petunia's perspective gives Petunia the magic of vitality and purification, as well as the reliability and calmness of an adult as Goldfinger. The overall story is quite good. It involves the cleansing of the Dursley family, but it doesn't mean to obsess about characters in the book such as Snape and Malfoy. Petunia is called "Evans" instead of "Dursley", which is great!

It feels a bit bland in the early stage, but this blandness is not unexciting. The author described the relationship between Petunia and her family as very warm, and they would not be rude to separate Harry, but they would gradually accept the magical world that they were repelled by. Although I have read a lot of Penny's articles, choosing to write about Penny at this age is not the first time I have seen the homeless version. It's very interesting. I hope the author can finish this book. We readers would like to see another possibility of Penny.

It is a very warm book. The author's control over the characters is as good as the original. Even though the Dursleys, especially Petunia, were whitewashed in the previous book, the changes in the characters were not sudden and very natural. It makes people feel that if Petunia really had magic at the age of 33, such a story would happen naturally. The author's analysis and interpretation of Petunia's character is very profound. At the beginning, Petunia can be said to be very closed-minded, because she once had no hope for magic, because her envy of her sister turned into resentment. She has built a high psychological wall to firmly separate herself from the magical world, so she initially detached her perspective on the magical world, and she also kept a distance from Harry, her nephew. But as various things happened, she gradually let down her guard, truly accepted the fact that she had magic, reconciled with herself, and accepted Harry and his friends, changing from a bystander to a person who participated in writing the story. The emergence of such a magical Petunia fills one of my regrets in reading HP novels, that is, Hogwarts seems to have no elders who can truly communicate with each other and support children's soft hearts: Sirius is too flamboyant and reckless, and is more like a long-lasting friend than a godfather; Lupine is worried about his werewolf identity and has deliberately kept friends with Harry and the others. The distance; Dumbledore's perspective is too long-term, and he has too many constraints. He is a good life mentor, but he cannot understand the emotional changes of young people in subtle ways; Arthur and Molly have so many children that they are used to looking at one thing and not the other, and Ron has developed a character background of inferiority; and the Grangers are both Muggles... In this book, there is Petunia. After encountering the troll, Hermione threw herself into Petunia's arms and cried loudly to vent her fear; when Ginny was troubled by the diary, Petunia gave her a quiet and safe harbor, and therefore gave her the courage and determination to throw away the diary; when Harry felt uneasy, he would hold on to the pendant given to him by Petunia to gain support and strength... Every time I read these plots, I will sigh: Fortunately, there is Petunia!

Very beautiful. I like the character of Aunt Petunia and have a good relationship with Harry~ Auntie is a strong person who understands and heals all things💪🏻 Petunia also has Healing Myrtle [Love] This is the first time I saw Healing Myrtle.