Credit: Warner BrothersChristmas is in full swing, and there’s nothing better than cozying up next to a fire, drinking some cocoa, and reading your favorite book.
If you don’t have a fireplace, that is okay. There is plenty of “Yule Logs” on tv to choose from.
However, there is an exceptional ‘fireplace’ you can choose if you happen to be a Potterhead. It’s on HBO Max, and it’s called Hogwarts Holidays: Fireplace.
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The synopsis on HBO Max reads- “Cozy up to this special holiday fireplace treat from the World of Harry Potter.”
This 36-minute special takes you to the Common room of the four houses at Hogwarts: Gryffindor, Ravenclaw, Hufflepuff, and Slytherin.
It starts you out flying with Hedwig around Hogwarts and into the Gryffindor Common room. There, a cozy fire is waiting for you, along with a cup of tea and an open book.
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A few subtle things happen, and then around 9 minutes later, you are transported to the Ravenclaw Common room.
Here, you are greeted by a desk with some parchment and a quill writing a letter. Along with a book, some candles, and a beautiful view of the snow outside.
Next, you go into probably the most cozy and welcoming Common room in the castle- Hufflepuff’s.
A roaring fire is waiting for you, along with an axe that is chopping firewood. Lights are strung up and you can see snow falling outside from the window.
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Last, but not least, we are whisked away to the Slytherin Common Room. Here we see a green fire in the fireplace.
Above the fireplace is a beautiful mantle with an open book, candles with green flames that flicker, and go in and out, and of course a snake slithering around.
Hogwarts sounds like an amazing place to spend part of your holiday- even if it’s from the comfort of your own home.
Which house would you like to spend your Christmas in? Let us know in the comments.