Dear diary,

You'll not believe this : the other day, a strange man wearing strange clothes visited us, delivering a letter for me. Apparently, I have to go to Scotland, in a speacial school because I'm a wizard ! It's difficulte to really understand, but I'm so excited. I always knew somehting was quite different with me, and mum once told me that strange things happened in my presence when I was a little child. Indeed I remember making my spoon float in mid-air when I wasn't okay to eat cauliflower. Dad also told me that his own great-grand-mother was a mysterious lady believed to be a witch by some members of the family. Perhaps I inherited her magic power, if it's true.

The man took me and my parents to the Diagon Alley, a wizarding place where I bought my school supplies and a ticket for the train which will bring me in Hogwarts. It was the first time that my brother Victor and I visited London, and I hope he will be a wizard too ! Winchester will be so far away when I'll be in Hogwarts, but I must be strong and brave. Mostly all students there are true wizard, and they probably have not the time to deal with a newbie.

By the way, my new life must stay secret. I have to left Angela alone in middle school. She's my only friend and she will be mad at me for sure ! We aren't in middle ages anymore, nobody would burn me knowing i'm a sorcerer. It is so unfair because I had to lied to her, and I said I was going to a school in Belgium, near my dad's cousins.

I just hope this whole Hogwarts situation isn't a mistake. What if the sorting hat laught at me and they decide to send me home ? I'm also scared to make no friend and to fail in using my wand, even if mum says I'm smart enough to figure out how it works. I have to stop writing, dad is calling me to finally go to the hairdresser cutting my blond hair before school.

See you soon in Hogwarts,

Hey ! I know my english isn't perfect. Please let me know if i'm writing gibberish or if some of my sentence are making no (grammatical) sense. I would be happy to be helped and even to be corrected.