Chamber of Secrets: Chapter 5. The Whomping Willow

Episode 7 of the Reading Harry Potter with a Four-and-a-Half Year-Old podcast, hosted by Doug Woodhouse, titled "Chamber of Secrets: Chapter 5. The Whomping Willow" was published on September 3, 2018 and runs 41 minutes.

September 3, 2018 ·41m · Reading Harry Potter with a Four-and-a-Half Year-Old

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It was already incredible late when we started this chapter at bedtime. I was thinking, "oh, two more pages will be okay," but I was feeling a little indulgent so we read the whole thing.

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It was already incredible late when we started this chapter at bedtime. I was thinking, "oh, two more pages will be okay," but I was feeling a little indulgent so we read the whole thing.

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