Will the craze never end? Three years after the release of the last Potter movie comes this guide to magical creatures, similar in theme to J. K. Rowling's 2001 companion, Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. This latest supplement, however, is for the movie lovers. Rowling herself had no involvement, and there's no real new information from the Wizarding World, but readers are treated to an in-depth look at the creation of various creatures for the films. Split into type ("Forest-Dwellers," "Shape-Shifters," "The Working World," etc.) and including stills from the films as well as original concept art, the guide provides some textual backstory on creatures as well as a comprehensive look at how each was adapted for the screen. This is beautifully put together, and some of the original images (thestrals; the depiction of Nagini the snake exiting a victim's mouth) are downright terrifying. Perfect for film buffs and anyone else still not ready to leave the world of Harry Potter.