Top 5 Books that Represent Your Hogwarts House

Top 5 Books that Represent my Hogwarts House

These five books represent the traits that exhibit my Hogwarts, which is Ravenclaw: Intelligent, Sharp, wise, witty, individual.

1.     Sherlock Holmes by Arthur Conan Doyle is a series about a famous detective known as Sherlock Holmes.  Holmes is known for his cleverness, his ability to the little clues others cannot, and is highly intelligent.  Holmes values knowledge and knows himself to be smarter than the police as he solves the crimes they can’t figure.  In fact, based on traits, Holmes would probably sorted into Ravenclaw, though he might be considered a Slytherin too.

2.    Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte.  Jane Eyre is about a character has the traits of a Ravenclaw, but the character is often not appreciated for those traits, until Roschester.  I’m also sure Rowena Ravenclaw would appreciate this story very much.

3.     My Luna Lovegood inspired read is Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass by Lewis Carrol.  This book is full of eccentricities, riddles, and has its own sort of logic.  I think Luna would find it interesting and fun to read.

4.   Morning, Come Quickly by Wanda Karriker.  This book deals with psychology and the human condition with a bit of thriller aspect to it.  This is a fascinating read for us Ravenclaws.

5.    Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury.  If you have not read this classic, this is a story by a Fireman, Guy Montag, who lives in a world where people destroy books to obtain control over the people.  He meets two people who show him the importance of books and how the world is better with the ability to have books.  It is a reminder why we should be proud as Ravenclaws to value education.