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{{Quote|I could not be prouder that this simple school text book is now being used in schools for magic all over the world, and has been translated into seventy-two languages, including Gobbledegook and Mermish.|Miranda Goshawk, ''[[Book of Spells]]'' (''Foreword'').|Wonderbook: Book of Spells}}
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'''Miranda Goshawk''' (b. [[1920s|1921]]) is a famous spellbook writer and specializes in [[Charms (class)|Charms]] Books. Her books are required [[Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry|Hogwarts]] textbooks, regularly requested by [[Professor]] [[Filius Flitwick]]. She wrote ''[[The Standard Book of Spells]]'' series, a favourite of [[Hermione Granger]]. She also wrote an [[Herbology]] [[Goshawk's Guide to Herbology|encyclopedia]] and the third volume, at least, of the ''[[Which Owl?]]'' series.
  
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'''Miranda Goshawk''' (b. [[1920s|1921]]) was a celebrated author who specialised in [[Charms (class)|Charms]] spellbooks. The ''[[The Standard Book of Spells|Standard Book of Spells]]'' collection, written by her, were [[Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry|Hogwarts]] textbooks, and covered the entire Charms syllabus.
   
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She also wrote a [[Herbology]] [[Goshawk's Guide to Herbology|encyclopedia]] and the third volume of the ''[[Which Owl?]]'' series.
   
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==Biography==
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== Magical abilities and skills ==
  
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===Early life===
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{{Quote|I was born into a poor family, the last of nine sisters. When I was a youngster, there was no basic spellbook to give a beginner witch like myself the clear and simple instructions that would have made magic a much less mysterious process.|Miranda Goshawk, ''[[Book of Spells]]'' (''Foreword'').|Wonderbook: Book of Spells}}
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Miranda Goshawk was born in [[1920s|1921]],<ref name="cfc"/> somewhere in [[Great Britain]], the last of nine daughters born to the wizarding [[Goshawk family]].<ref name="WBoS" /> Her family was relatively impoverished by the time she arrived, and she recalls having to wear her sisters' hand-me-down [[robe]]s, which she found "embarrassing".<ref name="WBoS" />
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[[File:MirandaGoshawk.png|thumb|left|200px|A younger Miranda Goshawk.]]
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In her youth, she received formal instruction, attending [[Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry]] from approximately [[1930s|1932]] to [[1930s|1939]]. Miranda found the complicated instructions and abstruse concepts that she found in her "old-fashioned textbooks" rather hard to understand. To further her confusion when it came to learning magic, her sisters used to deliberately give her the wrong [[incantation]] for every [[spell]] she attempted.<ref name="WBoS"/>
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As the youngest child in a large family, she also often found it difficult to make herself heard, and sometimes resorted to using the [[Bat-Bogey Hex]] — which she invented herself — to render whoever she wanted to give a piece of her mind silent long enough to let her speak. She used it on her sister [[Diadema Goshawk|Diadema]] to get her to return clothes she borrowed without permission; on her sister [[Romilda Goshawk|Romilda]] to keep her out of her room went she wanted to be left alone; and on her sister [[Tangwystl Goshawk|Tangwystl]] when she wanted to keep her quiet so she could finish her homework.<ref name="WBoS"/>
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===Adult life===
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After her schooling, in which she self-admittedly "struggled", Ms. Goshawk realised that the help she had needed as a young witch simply did not exist. In response to this, she made a living by writing school textbooks all the while striving to make her writings both scientifically correct and academically useful, but also appealing and plain enough to be understood without too much difficulty, allowing every student to be in possession of knowledge about "''basic and not-so-basic''" witchcraft.<ref name="WBoS"/>
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[[File:BookofSpellsMirandaGoshawk.jpg|right|thumb|300px|A copy of ''[[Book of Spells]]''.]]
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Her first book, the ''[[Book of Spells]]'', was a success: it was not only translated into seventy-two languages (among them, [[Gobbledegook]] and [[Mermish]]), but it also became an approved textbook in many schools for magic around the world. Goshawk did not miss the opportunity to get back at her sisters for their mischievous pranks: she had "special editions" of ''[[Book of Spells]]'' (actually just editions with several misprints) sent to them. As a result, and as part of a series of "comical mishaps", her sister [[Romilda Goshawk|Romilda]] was left with a tail, and Miranda's relationship with her sisters was negatively affected. Goshawk notes that the tail eventually vanished, and that the sisters became friends again.<ref name="WBoS"/>
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[[File:Miranda-goshawk-card-lrg.png|left|thumb|200px|Miranda Goshawk's [[Chocolate Frog Cards|Chocolate Frog Card]].]]
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It was around this time, presumably, that Ms. Goshawk penned the ''[[The Standard Book of Spells]]'' series, a collection of [[Charms (class)|Charms]] textbooks that have been regularly requested at [[Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry|Hogwarts]]<ref name="PS5">''[[Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone]]'' - Chapter 5 (''Diagon Alley'')</ref> by [[Charms Master]] [[Filius Flitwick]], regarded as "''the best and most knowledgeable Charms master alive in the world today''",<ref name="Pottermore">''[[Pottermore]]''</ref> further attesting to the prestige of Goshawk's works. Ms. Goshawk has also published a comprehensive [[Goshawk's Guide to Herbology|encyclopedia of Herbology]]<ref name="GFf">''[[Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (film)]]''</ref> and has written the third volume of the ''[[Which Owl?]]'' collection.<ref name="CSf">''[[Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (film)]]''</ref>
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In recognition of her efforts in the teaching of magic, Miranda Goshawk was immortalised in a [[Chocolate Frog Cards|Chocolate Frog Card]] bearing her effigy and achievements.
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==Personality and traits==
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Although her decision to include [[jinx]]es in ''[[Book of Spells]]'', a school textbook, was controversial, Goshawk defended it by stating that she believed including mild offensive spells in the book would deter students from seeking out more dangerous spells with which to settle their disputes.<ref name="WBoS"/>
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==Magical abilities and skills==
 
*'''Charms mastery''': Miranda seemed to be masterful in the use of charms, having written a series of books used in Hogwarts Charms lesson.
  
*'''Charms mastery''': Miranda seemed to be masterful in the use of charms, having written a series of books used in Hogwarts Charms lesson.
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*'''Herbologist''': She wrote Goshawk's Guide to Herbology.
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*'''[[Herbology]]''': She wrote Goshawk's Guide to Herbology.
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*'''Care of magical creatures''': Miranda wrote at least the third volume of Which owl?
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*'''Care of magical creatures''': Miranda wrote at least the third volume of ''Which owl?''
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*'''Nonverbal spells''': Her books covered nonverbal spells.
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*'''[[Nonverbal spells]]''': Her books covered descriptions and instructions how to use [[nonverbal spells]].
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*'''[[Transfiguration]]''': Goshawk could [[Human to toad|turn people into toads]].
   
 
==Published Works==
  
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*''[[The Standard Book of Spells|The Standard Book of Spells, Grade One]]''
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*''[[Book of Spells]]''
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*''[[The Standard Book of Spells|The Standard Book of Spells, Grade Two]]''
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*''[[The Standard Book of Spells]]'' series, including:
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*''[[The Standard Book of Spells|The Standard Book of Spells, Grade Three]]''
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**''[[The Standard Book of Spells, Grade 1]]''
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*''[[The Standard Book of Spells|The Standard Book of Spells, Grade Four]]''
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**''[[The Standard Book of Spells, Grade 2]]''
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*''[[The Standard Book of Spells|The Standard Book of Spells, Grade Five]]''
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**''[[The Standard Book of Spells, Grade 3]]''
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*''[[The Standard Book of Spells|The Standard Book of Spells, Grade Six]]''
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**''[[The Standard Book of Spells, Grade 4]]''
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*''[[The Standard Book of Spells|The Standard Book of Spells, Grade Seven]]'' (possibly)
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**''[[The Standard Book of Spells, Grade 5]]''
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**''[[The Standard Book of Spells, Grade 6]]''
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**''The Standard Book of Spells, Grade 7'' {{C|Possibly}}
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*''[[Which Owl?|Which Owl?, Volume 3]]''
 
*''[[Goshawk's Guide to Herbology]]''
  
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*''[[Which Owl?]]'' (volume three)
  
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==Etymology==
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*Miranda is from Spanish and means "admirable" or "beautiful." A goshawk is a large, powerful species of hawk with rounded wings, long tail and brown or grey feathers. It is also pronounced like "''Got chalk''" nodding towards her teaching standard.
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==Behind the scenes==
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*Miranda Goshawk was voiced by [[Rachel Atkins]] in the English edition of ''[[Wonderbook: Book of Spells]]''.
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*''[[Book of Spells]]'' was purportedly "200 years old",<ref name="rowlingofficial">[http://www.jkrowling.com/en_US/timeline/wonderbook-book-of-spells Rowling Announcement About ''Wonderbook: Book of Spells'']</ref> suggesting it was published sometime in [[1810s|1812]] (200 years prior to 2012, the year in which the game was released) or [[1790s|1791]]-[[1790s|1798]] (200 years before the time setting of the [[Harry Potter series|''Harry Potter'' novels]]. Possible explanations include that the game is set sometime after [[After 2017|2121]] or that the Chocolate Frog Card gave an incorrect birth date, or that the developers simply do not care about these things nearly as much as the fans.
   
 
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Revision as of 15:02, 28 September 2014

"I could not be prouder that this simple school text book is now being used in schools for magic all over the world, and has been translated into seventy-two languages, including Gobbledegook and Mermish."
— Miranda Goshawk, Book of Spells (Foreword).[src]

Miranda Goshawk (b. 1921) was a celebrated author who specialised in Charms spellbooks. The Standard Book of Spells collection, written by her, were Hogwarts textbooks, and covered the entire Charms syllabus.

She also wrote a Herbology encyclopedia and the third volume of the Which Owl? series.

Biography

Early life

"I was born into a poor family, the last of nine sisters. When I was a youngster, there was no basic spellbook to give a beginner witch like myself the clear and simple instructions that would have made magic a much less mysterious process."
— Miranda Goshawk, Book of Spells (Foreword).[src]

Miranda Goshawk was born in 1921,[1] somewhere in Great Britain, the last of nine daughters born to the wizarding Goshawk family.[2] Her family was relatively impoverished by the time she arrived, and she recalls having to wear her sisters' hand-me-down robes, which she found "embarrassing".[2]

MirandaGoshawk

A younger Miranda Goshawk.

In her youth, she received formal instruction, attending Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry from approximately 1932 to 1939. Miranda found the complicated instructions and abstruse concepts that she found in her "old-fashioned textbooks" rather hard to understand. To further her confusion when it came to learning magic, her sisters used to deliberately give her the wrong incantation for every spell she attempted.[2]

As the youngest child in a large family, she also often found it difficult to make herself heard, and sometimes resorted to using the Bat-Bogey Hex — which she invented herself — to render whoever she wanted to give a piece of her mind silent long enough to let her speak. She used it on her sister Diadema to get her to return clothes she borrowed without permission; on her sister Romilda to keep her out of her room went she wanted to be left alone; and on her sister Tangwystl when she wanted to keep her quiet so she could finish her homework.[2]

Adult life

After her schooling, in which she self-admittedly "struggled", Ms. Goshawk realised that the help she had needed as a young witch simply did not exist. In response to this, she made a living by writing school textbooks all the while striving to make her writings both scientifically correct and academically useful, but also appealing and plain enough to be understood without too much difficulty, allowing every student to be in possession of knowledge about "basic and not-so-basic" witchcraft.[2]

BookofSpellsMirandaGoshawk

A copy of Book of Spells.

Her first book, the Book of Spells, was a success: it was not only translated into seventy-two languages (among them, Gobbledegook and Mermish), but it also became an approved textbook in many schools for magic around the world. Goshawk did not miss the opportunity to get back at her sisters for their mischievous pranks: she had "special editions" of Book of Spells (actually just editions with several misprints) sent to them. As a result, and as part of a series of "comical mishaps", her sister Romilda was left with a tail, and Miranda's relationship with her sisters was negatively affected. Goshawk notes that the tail eventually vanished, and that the sisters became friends again.[2]

Miranda-goshawk-card-lrg

Miranda Goshawk's Chocolate Frog Card.

It was around this time, presumably, that Ms. Goshawk penned the The Standard Book of Spells series, a collection of Charms textbooks that have been regularly requested at Hogwarts[3] by Charms Master Filius Flitwick, regarded as "the best and most knowledgeable Charms master alive in the world today",[4] further attesting to the prestige of Goshawk's works. Ms. Goshawk has also published a comprehensive encyclopedia of Herbology[5] and has written the third volume of the Which Owl? collection.[6]

In recognition of her efforts in the teaching of magic, Miranda Goshawk was immortalised in a Chocolate Frog Card bearing her effigy and achievements.

Personality and traits

Although her decision to include jinxes in Book of Spells, a school textbook, was controversial, Goshawk defended it by stating that she believed including mild offensive spells in the book would deter students from seeking out more dangerous spells with which to settle their disputes.[2]

Magical abilities and skills

  • Charms mastery: Miranda seemed to be masterful in the use of charms, having written a series of books used in Hogwarts Charms lesson.
  • Herbology: She wrote Goshawk's Guide to Herbology.
  • Care of magical creatures: Miranda wrote at least the third volume of Which owl?
  • Nonverbal spells: Her books covered descriptions and instructions how to use nonverbal spells.
  • Transfiguration: Goshawk could turn people into toads.

Published Works

Etymology

  • Miranda is from Spanish and means "admirable" or "beautiful." A goshawk is a large, powerful species of hawk with rounded wings, long tail and brown or grey feathers. It is also pronounced like "Got chalk" nodding towards her teaching standard.

Behind the scenes

  • Miranda Goshawk was voiced by Rachel Atkins in the English edition of Wonderbook: Book of Spells.
  • Book of Spells was purportedly "200 years old",[7] suggesting it was published sometime in 1812 (200 years prior to 2012, the year in which the game was released) or 1791-1798 (200 years before the time setting of the Harry Potter novels. Possible explanations include that the game is set sometime after 2121 or that the Chocolate Frog Card gave an incorrect birth date, or that the developers simply do not care about these things nearly as much as the fans.

Appearances

Notes and references

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Chocolate Frog Card (Miranda Goshawk)
  2. ↑ 2.00 2.01 2.02 2.03 2.04 2.05 2.06 2.07 2.08 2.09 2.10 2.11 2.12 2.13 2.14 Wonderbook: Book of Spells - see this video
  3. ↑ Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone - Chapter 5 (Diagon Alley)
  4. ↑ Pottermore
  5. ↑ Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (film)
  6. ↑ Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (film)
  7. ↑ Rowling Announcement About Wonderbook: Book of Spells
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