The festival has gone very well. The last panel has just finished and you’re allowing yourself to relax over a large Butterbeer at the bar of the Three Broomsticks. Just as you wonder if you could sneak off for an early night, the mayor sidles up to you and begins gabbling about a legacy for the festival. These events and sales figures are all well and good but what good will it do his community in the long term?
It seems that your final job is to make sure that the festival has a lasting impact on fostering a love of reading in the wizarding community. In the spirit of that, you decide to devise a fun and interactive project to get Hogwarts students reading for pleasure.
Things to consider:
-A theme
-How it will work
-Why you think it will appeal to Hogwarts students
-Above all, this should be fun enough to convince students that reading isn’t just for school
To earn 10 points, please send us a proposal of 150 words or more for your new bookish programme. We’ll be sharing all the ideas we receive in this thread after the deadline; if you’d rather we didn’t post yours publicly, just let us know in your email.
Send all proposals to hol.bookclub @ gmail.com (without the spaces) with the subject ‘Week 4-Legacy-HOL ID’ by 26th November, 11.59 PM HOL-time. Remember to include your HOL name, ID and house in the body of your email.