Harry Potter and the Legend of the Four Founders

Harry’s 6th year at Hogwarts will prove to be different than any other. The war with Voldemort is raging, and not even Hogwarts

Harry ends up with a bed buddy his first night back at Grimmauld Place, and Ron isn’t very happy about it. Harry, however, has other things on his mind, like how to convince Dumbledore to let him into the Order.

Harry is elated over his prospects of being inducted into the order, but that feeling quickly fades when he learns that Mrs. Weasley is less than thrilled about it. Even the antics of Fred and George and their new inventions can’t bring Harry about of his sour mood, and the constant reminders of Sirius aren’t helping either. Finally, Harry decides he must let Mrs. Weasley in on his terrible secret: the prophecy.

Harry’s third day at Grimmauld Place is once again centered around cleaning, but his time Harry stumbles across a cleaning task he did not foresee: Sirius’ bedroom. To Harry’s surprise, as he sorts through Sirius’ belongings, he feels a strange catharsis enabling him to move toward the next stage of grieving: acceptance. Harry’s attention is suddenly caught by a stash of old pictures and letters, several of which contain a woman Harry had never seen before. Could she be his Godmother?