Une histoire de la magie (A History of Magic) – Bathilda Bagshot, Hardcover A5

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Author: Bathilda Bagshot
Edition: French
Pages: 160
Format: A5, 148 × 210 mm (5.8 × 8.3 in)
Cover: full colour hardcover
Binding: thread-sewn, opens flat
Paper: coated 115 g/m², black & white illustrated

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Une histoire de la magie (A History of Magic) – Bathilda Bagshot

The French edition of A History of Magic by Bathilda Bagshot: nine chapters from the origins of magic and the goblin wars to the witch hunts and the founding of the Ministry.

Where did magic begin? Why did wizards go to war with the goblins? How did the first wizarding villages appear — and what drove the great witch hunts?

About Une histoire de la magie: A History of Magic by Bathilda Bagshot

A History of Magic by Bathilda Bagshot is the book every first-year is told to buy — and it deserves to be read to the end, because the history of the magical world is full of wars, secrets and unlikely heroes. Our fan edition is written as a real course in nine chapters. It begins with the origins of magic and the first wizards, follows the long conflict between wizards and goblins through its wars and rebellions, and stops at the dark period of the witch hunts. Later chapters show how the first wizarding villages grew and how the Ministry came to be founded. Between the chapters, a curious student's travel notes add a lighter, personal voice, and period portraits and maps help you keep track of who fought whom and where.

Fully readable Une histoire de la magie replica — not a blank prop

All 160 pages are printed with original illustrated content — in French, from the first page to the last. No blank or lined journal pages: this is a book to read, not a notebook with a decorated cover.

Inside Une histoire de la magie

  • 9 chapters of wizarding history
  • The origins of magic and the first wizards
  • Goblin wars and rebellions
  • The witch hunts
  • Wizarding villages and the founding of the Ministry
  • A curious student's travel notes
  • Period portraits and maps throughout

Une histoire de la magie — the French edition

French edition: the whole book is printed in French.

Reading a favourite world in another language is one of the most enjoyable ways to learn it: the names, spells and recipes you already know become anchors in the new language. This edition is made for French-speaking fans, for families who want a French book on the shelf and for learners who prefer magic to grammar drills.

A History of Magic book for collectors and history lovers

This history of magic book is the natural first volume of any wizarding library: it explains the world before the potions, charms and creatures arrive. History lovers read it as a fantasy chronicle, dark academia readers enjoy its scholarly tone, and it works as a believable prop for themed classes, parties and escape rooms because it holds up when someone opens it. Bathilda Bagshot's name on the cover makes it instantly recognisable to fans, while the fully printed pages make it much more than a shelf ornament.

Une histoire de la magie in our wizarding school sets

Buying more than one book? Une histoire de la magie is also part of the French potions and history set of 2. Sets bring matching A5 hardcovers together in one parcel, cost less than the same books bought one by one and come with a bigger gift: 9 fan art prints from two books, plus 3 fan art wizarding magazines from four books.

How our handmade Une histoire de la magie is made

Every copy of Une histoire de la magie is printed and bound by hand. The A5 format (5.8 × 8.3 in / 14.8 × 21 cm) sits comfortably in the hand and on a standard bookshelf, the full colour hardcover is sturdy enough for everyday reading, and the thread-sewn binding lets the book open completely flat — on a desk, in a photo or on a display stand. Inside, the pages are printed on coated 115 g/m² paper with a black and white illustrated interior.

  • A5 format (5.8 × 8.3 in / 14.8 × 21 cm), 160 pages
  • Full colour hardcover
  • Thread-sewn binding — opens completely flat
  • Coated paper 115 g/m², black & white illustrated interior
  • Printed and bound by hand
  • The kraft dust jacket or band seen in some photos is an optional extra and not a required part of the item

Une histoire de la magie: questions and answers

Is the Une histoire de la magie fully readable?
Yes. Every page is printed with original illustrated content; there are no blank or lined journal pages.

What size is it?
A5 — 14.8 × 21 cm (5.8 × 8.3 in), a full colour hardcover with 160 pages, with a thread-sewn binding that opens completely flat.

Which language is it in?
French edition, printed in French from cover to cover.

Is the kraft dust jacket included?
The kraft dust jacket or band seen in some photos is an optional extra and not a required part of the item.

Who makes this edition?
It is an original handmade fan art edition, printed and bound by hand and created by fans for fans.

Free gifts with your Une histoire de la magie

Every order comes with free fan art prints on kraft paper A5 — small documents from a wizarding school to frame, pin above a desk or keep between the pages as bookmarks. A single book includes 5 prints:

  • Wizarding School Timetable
  • Wizarding Sport Fixtures Chart
  • Magical Library Card
  • Wizarding School Acceptance Letter
  • Beginner's Magic Correspondence Course

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An original handmade fan art edition, created by fans for fans. Not affiliated with, endorsed by or licensed by any film studio, publisher or rights holder.

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