Nice piece of work. Very good take on Hermione and her post-war project. And I loved Luna's letter. The bundalarf, and how Hermione and Luna played the subject with each other, was a wonderful piece. Nagini was also nice, with a sharp tounge and a rather laid back attitude. The half-dialoge presented to the readers was well handled.

Most intriguiing persepective! I liked this.

She'd better bring some mice, at least. I mean, someone intelligent enough to keep Skeeter alive in that glass jar surely wouldn't mind fetching a minor treat to keep Nagini talking.

And won't she take on when she discovers bundalarfs are real after all, and trying to eat her Ipod.

Most enjoyable bit of fun - the Bundalarf Sanctuary is a delightful notion. And I've been wondering if Book 7 will feature a conversation between Nagini and Harry that echoes the exchange with the Burmese python in Book 1. Nasty piece of work, that Voldemort - starving and mistreating a poor snake.

Well, this was different; an interview with the one who knew Voldemort best.

Great little story and very original.