The trio are hungry on their horcrux hunt, and Hermione tells them the story of Jack and the beanstalk to pass the time. Eighth in a series of crazy Muggle fairy tales.

What would it take to get arch rivals Harry Potter and Draco Malfoy to work together? Try an ancient book with some magical properties, a pack of playing cards, a bunch of angry dwarves and some rather antagonistic barnyard animals! DM/HG

The trio are bored and dispirited during their book 7 wanderings, which can lead to only one thing: more Muggle fairytale madness! Seventh in a series.

During book seven’s horcrux hunt, Hermione tells Harry and Ron the story of the Frog Prince.

The trio are nearly at each other’s throats in book seven, but another of Hermione’s insane Muggle fairy tales comes to the rescue. Fifth in a series though each can stand alone .

Still chasing the horcruxes, Hermione spends an evening telling Ron and Harry the story of Little Red Riding Hood. Fourth in a series.

Hermione tells Ron and Harry the story of Sleeping Beauty to pass the time on their wanderings. Third in a series

Ron is still bored in book seven, so Hermione winds up telling him a fairy story about a strange albino girl and seven short guys. A sequel of sorts to Cinder-What-the-Hell?-a.

During the trio’s wanderings in book seven, Ron gets Hermione to explain that disease-sounding Muggle fairy tale. Very mildly Ron-Hermione with slight Harry-Ginny undertones.

After her father and brother are sent away to Azkaban, Merope Gaunt happens upon a book of fairy tales one day. Complete.