HARRY POTTER AND THE CHAMBERS OF SECRETS - Mini Notebook + Keyring

This Harry Potter-licensed mini notebook with keyring is dedicated to *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets*, the second instalment in the series. Manufactured by Grupo Erik, it combines a small notebook with a hanging accessory, allowing it to be easily attached to a bag, pencil case or set of keys. 

The design follows the aesthetic of The Readers Club collection. The artwork here showcases Ravenclaw, with the house name and its emblem on a light-coloured cover adorned with various motifs inspired by Hogwarts. The orange and gold edges, along with the metal elements of the keyring, provide a matching decorative finish. The product features a carabiner, a small chain and a small metal medallion

Thanks to its miniature size, this notebook can be used to jot down short notes whilst also serving as a decorative accessory for fans of the Harry Potter universe. The carabiner design means it can be attached directly to a bag or carried with your keys. 

Technical specifications

• Manufacturer: Grupo Erik
• Range / Collection: The Readers Club
• Licence: Harry Potter
• Theme: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
• House featured: Ravenclaw
• Type: mini notebook with key ring and carabiner
• Notebook material: 100 g paper
• Manufacturer’s reference: GPE83968
• EAN: 8435747839682

Origin and background of the franchise (Lore)

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets is the second instalment in the adventures of Harry Potter at Hogwarts. During his second year at the school of witchcraft and wizardry, several pupils are mysteriously found petrified, whilst an inscription announces the reopening of the legendary Chamber of Secrets. Harry, Ron and Hermione then set out to discover the identity of the Heir of Slytherin and the creature lurking in the depths of the castle. 

The investigation leads Harry to Tom Riddle’s diary and reveals the link between the Chamber, Salazar Slytherin and a gigantic Basilisk. This instalment also explores key elements of Voldemort’s backstory and Hogwarts’ past. Ravenclaw, the house depicted on the notebook, is traditionally associated with intelligence, curiosity and the pursuit of knowledge.