Disclaimer: I do not own Harry Potter. At all. In any way, shape, or form. /bursts into tears/

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Downfall of the Library

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"Finally, I'm ready to attempt the transformation!" Hermione whispered fiercely. After all, she was in her precious Library.....After hours......Without a pass.....

"Ready..."

-POOF-

What am I? She wondered.

She wriggled over to the mirror on the floor, left there just for this purpose.

Wait---Wriggled?

Then the confused girl cought sight of her reflection in the mirror.

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I....I.....can't......no......not possible.....I.....what....?

Then her animal instincts took over and she dived fro the nearest book, which happened to be,

Your Preparation to Gain Your Own Personal Animagus Form Without Hassle.

By Samantha Reaseldel.

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By the time Madam Pince got there in the morning, all the books were gone, and the empty shelves overturned. Even the Restricted Section was devastated.

After all, Hermione did turn into a Magical BookWorm….

Excerpt from:

Magical Decomposers and Invertebrates

By Yami Shaw

The Magical BookWorm

An odd creature, it resembles an overly large grey worm. About three feet long, seven to nine inches wide, and anywhere from one to three feet tall at the time of its hatching. During its lifetime its measurements can almost quadruple.

The Magical Bookworm has, at times, been mistaken for a sea serpent. (Note- What Muggles call the Loch Ness Monster is in fact a Kelpie, not a Magical BookWorm.)

They eat any and all types of books within their reach. This causes them to be hated by Wizards and Witches worldwide. The Magical Librarians Society for Book Lovers has campaigned since 1372, when it first formed, to eradicate the Magical BookWorm permanently. They claim that it is a menace to pleasant society and the learning that all books represent.

However, they have not yet succeeded, due to the fact that the small intestine of the Magical BookWorm has irreplaceable healing properties when boiled, prompting its use in many healing potions. Therefore, most are now raised in captivity.

The Mating Habits of the Magical BookWorm are strongly….

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Credit for the idea of Hermione being a Magical BookWorm goes to twingeek (on this site). The rest is mine. J. K. Rowling, as far as I know, has never mention any sort of magical worm. She does mention kelpies in her book "Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them.

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