Wandmaker Stories

(All character, locations, etc. rights go to J.K. Rowling) Luna has finished her study at hogwards and decided to be wandmaker her shop (Luna's Lovely Wands) is being popular minute after minute

Part of a great story is the eye- catching cover and graphics within. Stop right in and meet the wonderful wandmakers who can fill your need!.

'Wand-making is something of a challenge, to most. But for me, everything just clicked into place when I held my first Whitebeam branch.' I usually enter my short stories into competitions, but I couldn't find one that fit this one. Maybe you'll enjoy it instead, who knows.

A little girl is abandoned and left to find for the shopkeepers of Diagon Alley. They decide to take care of her and raise her together. But when she reaches her eleventh Birthday and gets her Hogwarts letter, the shopkeepers insist on on homeschooling her. Watch Alex embark on a journey to find her biological parents that leads through all of England, into the Mountains, onto the Quidditch field and through Scottish woods.

Matthew is a struggling wand maker trying to compete with companies who already have a foothold in the Ministry of Magic. He has contacts in Magizoology and the hunting of fantastic beasts that help him get materials. He soon finds out that his life of pacifism won't help him if he wants to continue going forward.

Shy little Eloise Moreau found herself the proud owner of Ollivanders after his death in the war. Now she's left to cope with the loss of her mentor while attempting to run a business. When Charlie Weasley drops by one day in hopes of buying a new wand, neither of them realize that the meeting would lead to a fast friendship. Even though both Eloise and Charlie are struggling with the loss of loved ones, the pair manages to find comfort in one another. How can a dragonologist from Romania and a quiet wandmaker survive the aftermath of the Second Wizarding War?

The blonde gazed at him, mapping out his face, including the worry tainting it, "We'll find your creatures, Mr. Scamander. I promise." This caught the wizards attention, as he clearly hadn't been expecting her to say that, and his face was somewhat washed of the worry, "thank you Miss Kegley." "You can call me Myra if you'd like," she pulled her bag up onto her lap. "I would like that very much," he told her, "You can call me Newt if you'd like." "I would like that very much." *A Newt Scamander Fanfic **I do not own the Harry Potter/Fantastic Beasts franchise in any shape or form. ***I do however own the plot (the parts not in Fantastic Beasts) and my original characters (like Myra), which means that you can't plagiarize.

Maia, a girl who thought her pleas of opening a shop falls on her mother's deaf ear was proven wrong. Looks like she listened and actually asked her to open up her shop. What happens when her mother also sent her a customer. Read on to see how she handles her own wand shops and the adventures that goes with it.

The Wandmaker's Niece follows American exchange student Jade Thorn at Hogwarts in 1976. Raised to see magic as part of nature, Jade arrives with a different perspective that doesn't always align with British wizarding ways. As Jade beings to search for answers about her own unusual abilities, she finds herself drawn into unexpected friendships. Lily Evans, navigating her own shifting loyalties. Maeve Calder, a brilliant and observant Ravenclaw. And inevitably the Marauders, especially Sirius Black, brilliant, reckless, and already carrying more weight than people see. This is a story about youth on the edge of something bigger, magic as a craft, and what it means to be marked for tragedy. This story explores the Marauder's time an outside perspective, where Jade finds herself pulled into friendship, romance, and of course mystery. This story has lived quietly in my head for years before I finally found the time (and courage) to write it down. I always wanted to explore Sirius Black as not just a reckless marauder or a tragic fugitive, but as a deeply broken man who deserves more. Even the darkest of characters should have moments of joy, reminders that they are human. This story lives in that space.

Eight years after the war, the veil in the Department of Mysteries takes unexplained action and somehow brings Severus Snape back to life. Only, the former professor and spy is now a four-year-old boy with no family and all of his past memories. Harry steps in to take care of the little boy, vowing to help him heal from his first life of trauma while keeping him safe from the dangers that still stalk their world. He becomes desperate to repay all the man had done for him now he had the chance. However, somewhere along the way, Severus Snape becomes far more than just a duty.