My 2019 OWLs Results Are In!

I had an amazing readathon — just check out all those four and five stars!

I decided to just read as many OWLs prompts as I could. Then, in August, when it’s time for the NEWTs, I’ll take a better look at the careers pack Book Roast has created and use these OWLs to guide my career choices based on the NEWT prompts. To be honest, this seems like the unprepared way I would have actually fell into a post-Hogwarts career so…

Total Subjects Passed: 12

Format Breakdown: 5 ebooks, 3 physical books and 4 audiobooks

Top 3 Careers Choices:

Metal Charmer

Potioneer

Herbologist

 

Ancient Runes: Retelling – Miranda in Milan by Katharine Duckett

★★★☆

 

Arithmancy: Written by more than one author – Dry by Neal Shusterman and Jarrod Shusterman

★★★★★

 

Astronomy: “Star” in the title – Still Star-Crossed by Melinda Taub

★★★☆

 

Care of Magical Creatures: Land animal on the cover – A Crafter Hooks a Killer by Holly Quinn

★★★★

 

Charms: Age-line, read an adult work – A Thousand Ships by Natalie Haynes

★★★★★

 

DADA: Reducto, title starts with “R” – Robber Girl by S. T. Gibson

★★★☆

 

Divination: Set in the future – The Disasters by M.K. England

★★★★

 

Herbology: Plant on the cover – Exile by S.M. Wilson

★★★★

 

History of Magic: Published at least 10 years ago – Witches Abroad by Terry Pratchett (1991)

★★★★★

 

Muggle Studies: Contemporary – Last Bus to Everland by Sophie Cameron

★★★★

 

Potions: Next ingredient, sequel – A Modest Independence by Mimi Matthews 

★★★★★

 

Transfiguration: Sprayed edges or red cover – The Devouring Gray by Christine Lynn Herman

★★★★