5 years after leaving Hogwarts early to start his professional quidditch career, James Potter wants to finish his NEWTs. Part-time tutor and full-time grad student Jayne McPherson is used to working with students who don't want to listen to her, but this spoiled celebrity is something else entirely. James Potter, get ready to get schooled.

After successfully avoiding Scorpius Malfoy for years since Hogwarts, Rose doesn't know why he's suddenly plaguing her at every event she attends this Events Season. But maybe he isn't as bad as she remembers.

Hallie Jameson doesn't want to be a prefect. She doesn't want to take part in Ravenclaw's oppressive culture around OWLs. For that matter, she doesn't want to take the OWLs. And she doesn't really want to keep covering for Sirius Black's escapades. She just kind of... got caught up in it all.

She thought she was just helping out a stray dog. She didn't realize she had accidentally invited mass murderer Sirius Black into her house. Oops.

Rose is just trying to get through Sixth Year as the top student in her year. Scorpius Malfoy and his mysterious side project are the one thing preventing her from reaching that.

Good Guy / gʊd gaɪ/ noun, 1. The universally liked guy in every year 2. Term used to describe an overrated pain in the ass As Head Girl, Gemma Malfoy is over all the Good Guys at Hogwarts trying to 'help her out.' Except for maybe Charlie Weasley.

Slytherin Carina Malfoy doesn't need to be told not to associate with Gryffindors, especially Gryffindor Weasleys. It's simply known that Malfoys and Weasleys don't mix. But George Weasley is nothing if not persistent. (Takes place during POA)

Rose Weasley has never been in trouble. That's about to change. Kind of.