Harry Potter and the Cursed Child

Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Parts One and Two, written by J.K. Rowling, John Tiffany, and Jack Thorne. It was a difficult task, as they are not proficient in Arabic, but they are skilled in theft. They swore they had no good intentions, and they upheld their oath by seizing this translation from its original translators: the novelist Hossam Nader, who translated the first part, rephrased the second part, and reviewed the entire book, and translator Nourhan Hazem, who translated the second part. Mr. Wormtail thought of erasing the names of the translators and attributing the translation to his group, but the rest of the group objected... because they are thieves with ethics and principles... The book was magically designed to match the style and appearance suitable for reading in the Hogwarts General School Library. Finally, this book was created for fun and sharing among friends and is not intended for profit or print publication in any form or shape, only for those who wish to live with the last part of Harry Potter. Now prepare yourselves, for you will ride the Hogwarts Express again, and it will take you back to the world of magic, by Mr. Padfoot of the group.