Article: Start by reading the first book of the series, and progress through all 7 original books. The Harry Potter series is extremely popular, so you should be able to find all 7 books at your local library. If your library doesn't have them, check with a local bookstore. Book #1: Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (also known as Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone) Book #2: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets Book #3: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban Book #4: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire Book #5: Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix Book #6: Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince Book #7: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows There are 8 films in the Harry Potter series, because Warner Brothers split the final movie into two parts. The movies were filmed in the same order that the books were released, so start from the first movie and watch them in order for the best experience. While the movies do a good job portraying the most important parts of the books, there are a lot of details that aren't included. Read the books before you watch the movies to get a more comprehensive understanding of the series. J.K. Rowling released this book in the summer of 2016, well after releasing the 7th novel of the original series. It's written in the form of a play script, rather than a novel, and picks up where the last book left off. While it's not considered part of the original series, it's a good investment to help you understand the entire plot of the series a little bit better. The first Fantastic Beasts movie was released in 2016, and is set in the middle of 1920s New York. It revolves around young versions of characters that are in the original Harry Potter series and is directed by J.K. Rowling herself. This series is the newest installment of the Harry Potter plot and should be taken seriously by any fan. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them is the title of a book that Harry Potter reads during his first year at Hogwarts. The first reference of this book is in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone. J.K. Rowling wrote a book with the same title in 2001, penning it under the author's name from the series, Newt Scamander. It's an encyclopedia-like book that gives detailed information about different magical creatures in the Harry Potter universe. There is also The Crimes Of Grindelwald, a sequel to Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them. J.K. Rowling has written a number of books with the same titles as books that appear throughout the original series. Each book is styled after a particular book in the series, and is written under a ghosted author's name. These books are primarily informative, and can expand your knowledge on a wide variety of trivial details in the Harry Potter universe. Aside from Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them by Newt Scamander, the other main offshoot books are Quidditch Through the Ages by Kennilworthy Whisp and The Tales of Beedle the Bard by Albus Dumbledore.
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Read all 7 original books in order. Watch the original 8 movies in order from first to last. Invest time in Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. Check out Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. Look into other informational, offshoot books that revolve around the series.
Article: Aspirin and ibuprofen are both helpful in the aid of period cramps. Take the recommended dose for your age every 8 hours until your cramps have stopped. Pain killers can also help with headaches and muscle aches that may happen during your period. If you are under 16 years old, take children's Aspirin. Midol is a painkiller made specifically for period pain. Plug in an electric heating pad or fill a rubber heating pad with hot water. Place the heating pad over your lower abdomen or back to help with your cramps. Leave it there until your cramps feel better. Just like a heating pad, warm water can help to relieve cramps and aid in relaxation. Focus the shower spray on your lower abdomen and back or make sure your torso is fully submerged in a bath. Stay in the hot water until your period cramps feel better. If you are stressed during your period, your symptoms could ramp up and get even worse. Do some relaxing exercises like meditation, yoga, or a long walk. Or, try deep-breathing exercises, listening to calming music, or writing in a journal. Try to keep your stress levels at a minimum while you are on your period. Stress relief is different for everyone. Find an activity that you know will relax you to help during your period. It may seem counterintuitive, but exercises like cycling, swimming, or walking can help to take your mind off of your period pain and relieve your cramps. If you feel up to it, consider doing a fun physical activity that you enjoy. It can be something small like a walk around the block, or something longer like a jog around the neighborhood. Don't feel bad if you are too tired to exercise while you're on your period. A major side effect of your period is fatigue. If you have school or work when you are on your period, consider ditching the skinny jeans and opting for sweatpants or loose fitting jeans that aren't snug around your waist. Choose tops that aren't super tight to leave room for bloating and make you feel more at ease. Keep a jacket to tie around your waist in case of leaks. Wearing dark-colored pants can help avoid the embarrassment of a leak showing up through your jeans. Avoid wearing white pants or shorts while you are on your period. A leak is much more likely to show up on white colored bottoms.
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Take an over-the-counter painkiller to help with cramps and aches. Use a heating pad on your abdomen to relieve cramps. Take a warm bath or shower to help your pain. Manage your stress to stay relaxed. Do some light exercise to relieve pain. Wear comfortable, dark colored clothing when you go out.
Article: Look around your house and find some paper clips of different sizes. You can go to your local craft store, convenience store, or office depot to find more paper clips if you ran out. Use different color paper clips to make your hoop piercing more creative. Depending on how thick you want your piercing, you may want to use multiple paper clips. Two paper clip hoops can be placed together to create a thicker hoop. With one pair of flat nose pliers, pull the paper clip out of its original shape. Then use the pliers to help you straighten it out completely by pulling each end flat. Cut the straightened paper clip using scissors or diagonal cutting pliers, if you want to make it smaller. The length of the straightened paper clip will affect the size of the hoop piercing. The size of the cylinder object depends on how wide you want your hoop piercing. Pens, markers, and highlighters can work for this step. Take one end of your straightened paper clip and curve it around your cylinder object. Roll the object to make the entire straightened paper clip curved into a hoop. Depending on how long your straightened paper clip was, you may have to gently pull apart the ends of your "hoop" so you have a gap for your skin. Figuring out where you want your piercing will help you decide how wide of a gap to leave between the two ends of the paper clip, so your skin can fit inside. Hoop piercings are usually worn on the lip, nose, septum, or eyebrow. Apply a small amount of eyelash glue to the ends of the paper clip(s). Eyelash glue is the best adhesive for fake facial piercings because it is already made for the skin, so it will last the longest and not be harmful. Choose an eyelash glue with a small applicator. Let the glue set on the ends for 20-30 seconds before applying to the skin. Tweezers are the most effective when handling paper clips. You will be able to hold them steady and not get any glue on unwanted areas of your face. Place your paper clip hoop where you want your piercing.
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Find some paper clips. Straighten the paper clip out with pliers. Roll it with a cylinder object. Decide where you want your piercing. Apply eyelash glue to the ends. Use tweezers to place your piercing.