In Book 1, Dumbledore says that Flamel is going to die, but doesn't the Elixir of Life make the drinker immortal????

In book four, during Priori Incantatem, Voldemort's victims came out in reverse order. BUT, James came out BEFORE Lily. That would mean that James died AFTER he killed Lily and it said all over in the books that he killed James first.

In the 1st book when Hagrid comes and gets Harry out of the little hut on the rock, they use the boat that the Dursleys used to get to the rock. So how do the Dursleys get off the rock?

We know that Harry's birthday is on July 31 because that is the same day as the break in at Gringotts. From the second book we know Nearly Headless Nick's 500th Death Day Party was on 10/31/1992. Doing the math, we know that Harry's 11th Birthday was 07/31/1991. In The Sorcerer's Stone, Harry says his birthday is on a Tuesday, the day after Dudley's favorite TV show (The Great Humberto). The mistake is that July 31, 1991 fell on a Wednesday, not a Tuesday like the book said.

At the end of the second book Dumbledore tells Harry that Lord Voldemort is the last remaining ancestor of Salazar Slytherin. But it should say that Lord Voldemort is the last remaining descendant of Salazar Slytherin.

When Hagrid brought Harry to Diagon Alley for the first time, Harry heard a woman say "Seventeen sickles an ounce for Dragon Liver. They're mad." But Hagrid told Harry that there were seventeen sickles in a galleon. So that would be like saying "100 pennies" instead of a dollar.

In the first book, Harry buys the book "One Thousand Magical Herbs and Fungi", but later in the book it says Harry looked up 'dittany' in "One Hundred Magical Herbs and Fungi."

In the first book it said that by drinking the Elixir of Life it would make the drinker immortal, but later in the story Dumbledore says to Harry that the Flamel's had enough Elixir stored in them to set their affairs straight.. But, if by drinking the Elixir of Life makes you immortal then you would never die, ever. You can't just be immortal as long as you have a certain item, then that would mean you could die. You would be like Achilles, you could still die. Immortal means you can NEVER die.

In book four, after Hermione dropped Muggle Studies, she said she had the same amount of subjects as Ron and Harry. But she still had (besides the mandatory ones) Arithmancy, Care of Magical Creatures, and Ancient Runes.

How do the Dursleys send mail to Harry at Christmas? (Maybe Hedwig went to them?)

In the first book, Petunia Dursley says that Lily would "...come

home every vacation with her pockets full of frog spawn, turning teacups into rats...," but according to ministry rules, this is illegal. If she did this in her muggle home she would most likely be expelled as Harry almost was.

When Dumbledore was telling everybody about the Triwizard Tournament during the start of term speech he said: "We have worked hard over the summer to ensure that this time, no champion will find himself or herself in mortal danger." (Do you think facing a Hungarian Horntail that breathes fire forty feet would classify as 'mortal danger'? Even if there were trained hit wizards nearby you catch one of those flame-bursts and your a corpse before the wizards can do anything.)

Just a thought but... security for the Sorceror's Stone could have been much better. If three first-years can get to the stone than you can bet any fully-trained wizard can do it. They could have just had a password that nobody but Dumbldore knew. Then he could tell Flamel if he had to use it than change the password right away.

When Tom Riddle was talking to Harry in the Chamber of Secrets he said that they were similar because they were both half bloods. But Harry isn't a half blood. Lily and James were both wizards and witches. (Many people say that because Lily was muggle born that makes Harry a half blood, but that is not true. If both parents are witches and wizards you are not a half blood. Half blood means ONE parent is a witch/wizard and the other is a muggle.)

In Book one (it said), Prof. McGonagall brings out a 4 legged chair with the sorting hat (to the sorting ceremony). In book four (it said) she brings out a 3 legged chair with the sorting hat. What happened to one of the legs?"

In book one, it says that Harry looked up at the Sorting Stool, there were only 3 people left to be sorted, Professor McGonagall calls the names of 4 more people instead.

Katie Bell is in the Quidditch final, and she scores a goal for Griffindor on a penalty shot. The book says she puts it past the Slytherin "seeker", when the seeker is not the person she would put it by to score, rather the keeper."

Laura asks "Please tell me how the entrance to a secret chamber, built hundreds of years ago became concealed in the tap of a modern bathroom? (chamber of Secrets)".

Mistakes