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Barry & Ruffles: Phil Osafa's Stoned

Humorous Fantasy Harry Potter Parody

by Chris Whyatt
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A humorous retelling for a generation that has quietly put their plastic wands away in the kitchen drawer, furiously denying they'd learnt all the spells by heart and everything.

Who is Phil Osafa?

How do you persuade your (drinking, gambling, thieving) weenix to behave like a respectable owl?

Who are the mysterious Dissentry of Magic?

What is ditchwitch? And why can't girls play?

How do you tame the tiny, ugly, vicious - yet strangely desirable - guardian on the third floor?

These fascinating questions, and more, are completely ignored inside this clever little file of fluid locations...

Barry's uncles, Vermont and Patrice, are petrified of all things magical (they don't mind the tax avoidance bit) and try everything to stop him from taking his rightful place at Pigsnorts School of Wizardry, Witchery, and Judicial Evasion.

With guidance from a wild, hairy giant - The Keeper of the Fleas - the hereditary solicitor learns of a world beyond the magless monotony of Muddledom and Stoppages.

A ridiculous misadventure is about to begin!

Type
Novel
Format
Ebook
Pages
360
Language
EN

Content rating

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Language
1/4

rare, soft words

Violence
1/4

brief, no detail

Romance / Sex
1/4

flirting only

Biblical Themes
1/4

incidental references

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Themes

Coming of Age
Good vs Evil

Tropes

Wise Mentor
Dark Lord

Setting

Secondary World
Special Academy

Tone

Quirky Humor

Pace

Steady

Point-of-View

3rd omniscient

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