Sorcerer's Stone: Chapter 11. Quidditch

Episode 15 of the Reading Harry Potter with a Four-and-a-Half Year-Old podcast, hosted by Doug Woodhouse, titled "Sorcerer's Stone: Chapter 11. Quidditch" was published on June 18, 2018 and runs 34 minutes.

June 18, 2018 ·34m · Reading Harry Potter with a Four-and-a-Half Year-Old

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If you don't know what a limp looks like you won't learn from this episode because you obviously can't see the limping demonstration, but if you're curious what a limping demonstration sounds like, well, you're in luck!

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If you don't know what a limp looks like you won't learn from this episode because you obviously can't see the limping demonstration, but if you're curious what a limping demonstration sounds like, well, you're in luck!

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