A Journey Through Divination and Astronomy (A Journey Through... Book 3) Kindle Edition

What I liked it was very insightful with what led Rowling now to write the Harry Potter's series but the history is very intriguing.

I like the information about astronomy and astrology. It's very interesting. Besides you can learn a lot about astronomy topics

The third in the series of books developed with a connection between the Wizarding World of Harry Potter and the actual History of Magic exhibition at the British Museum.This one explores - as the title says - Divination and Astronomy. Quotes from the various canon books are sprinkled throughout but it also gives brief overviews of various forms of divination - from palmistry, runestones, scrying, card reading including the tarot and tea leaves. Was actually surprised that the I Ching wasn't mentioned.As for the class of Astronomy, we have star atlas, astrolabs and celestial globes. Personally the cards of the illustrated constellation with holes punched in them for the star's location sounds fascinating. To be able to put it up against the night sky and have both the stars and the picture at the same time. . .It's a short book - merely 74 pages long and took less than an hour to read. You could definitely find this information on your own instead of paying $2.99 for the ebook. It might even be part of the exhibit's commemorative book (I still have to get a look at a copy). But it's an overview that can either pique your interest into further investigation or satisfy a temporary curiosity.**This review is identical to the one posted on GoodReads.com **

The tarot cards, tea leaves, and the human palm are just a few things peopleuse to tell the future. I found the divination section the most interesting.This series has been a real treat to read. Especially all the lesser-known information about the Harry Potter series.

I really have enjoyed the Harry Potter Series and to learn more of the origins of things in the books and about our world history has been a fantastic jounrey!

Easy to read, simple and very entertaining :)perfect complement to the HP world <3

I did enjoy reading this book and have just started reading one of the other books in the series

Too short! I do not know why these for books are separate in the series. It would make more sense to me if all of the subjects were in one book that could also be in a printed version for those who want to keep a record of all of the harry potter books as a collection. Otherwise I like the information that was within all of these and recommend it to Harry Potter fans