She is a fictional character, she doesn't have MSN.
Rowling does not provide any information on this, but it probably would have been Ginny.
There are three Grangers: Hermione, her mother, and her father. She's an only child, although originally J.K. Rowling planned to give her a little sister. When she married Ron Weasley she became part of the Weasley's and had many more relatives.
Mrs Granger who was temporarily known as Monica Wilkins.
Either ... Hand washing with pure soap flakes... OR... Machine washing with a something like NikWax or Grangers... Works slightly better if you tumble dry it on a low heat with grangers
Hermoine Granger's child is called Rosie
Hermione Jean Granger
No.
The Grangers are a family in Harry Potter. Hermione Granger, the daughter, is very smart. Mr. and Mrs. Granger are dentists, plus her parents are muggles, but Hermione is a wizard. That is why Draco calls her "a mudblood" in the second movie. So that is the Granger family.
it's simply threaded beads sewn onto a purple black purse:)
Blue is a color that radiates both calmness and intelligence, two traits that fits Hermione perfectly.
No, it was the other way around: the Trio saved Draco's life in the final battle - twice.
Rowling does not provide any information on this, but it probably would have been Ginny.
I think from what I've heard in the "Chamber of Secrets" when she's making the potion in the bathroom with Harry and Ron, she's sitting criss-cross "applesauce" and you can see her panties.
The Grangers are an institution, a Fraternal Order that consisted of and supported farm families. It was founded immediately after the Civil War and continues to this day.
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I assume those are first names you have invented for Hermione's parents. In any case, the Grangers, whose first names are not mentioned in the series, were played by Tom Knight and Heather Bleasdale in the second film and by Ian Kelly and Michelle Fairley in the seventh.
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