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Harry Potterfans,Ongoing Series Archives it's time to channel your inner Hermione: on Friday, Pottermore announced its official Wizarding World Book Club.

The club will start in June in honor of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone's 20th anniversary.

New readers as well as seasoned superfans are welcome to join the group -- the only starting requirement is that you read one Potterbook per month. You'll get more time to read as the books get longer.

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As for exactly how book discussions will work, Pottermore says there's more info to come -- but we do know that (1) each week will focus on a unique theme in the series and (2) some of the discussion will take place on Twitter.

There will also be a new section on Pottermore devoted to all things book club, where you can read posts about the week's theme and collect rewards (Chocolate Frogs?!) for your progress.

Get ready for some nostalgia tears!

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