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Potter Squad

I am writing this blog to promote and explain a new channel that my son and I are making, called Potter Squad. We have only one post so far, but we will be putting more up as soon as possible.



Project:

We are reading through every book of Harry Potter right now. Unfortunately, we got the idea to do this about halfway through Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. Our project will be to do two things: share all of the lessons that we learned live while recording us reading the books, and elaborate on those lessons through new commentary. 

What about the books we didn't record?

When I upload the videos for all of the chapters Joseph and I recorded together, I will re-read the books with my daughter Lucy and record that, I will then turn those into videos as well, so you will have at least one Potter Squad video for each chapter of Harry Potter.

If you have any questions or suggestions, please either comment here or in the comment section of our videos. After you "like" and subscribe of course.

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