Physical Description: Piper has bouncy, long, straighter hair, has freckles only on her nose, blue eyes, and wears Hogwarts robes, shirts, sweatshirts etc. Wears jeans if no Hogwarts pants.

Mental Description: Piper is very kind, extrememly intelligent, and very bright-minded and bright-spirited. She believes deeply in those she trusts, but is wary of strangers or things she can't explain. Isn't ambitous or cunning at all, but can get a little out of her temper if someone messes with her classes, books, pets, and friends.

Biography: Piper lived in a little house on the corner of London, and had a little sister named Rosie Clarkwood. She would always take their dog, Millie, out for a walk on Tuesdays, have fun with her best friend on Thursdays, and eat tacos on Mondays. (Yes, very weird schedule, but that's her way.) She loved going to the public library, and went a lot. (Everyday after school.) Her sister Rosie was pretty normal. (She's not a witch, don't worry! Not that Piper or Rosie knew witches and wizards are a thing.) She liked bugging her a lot, but Piper loved her anyway. Rosie is in the third grade.

First Instance of Magic: Piper was walking to the library on Monday, and just got a text from her mum saying, "Tacos will be ready soon-it's birria tacos tonight, your favourite!" When she arrived in the dusty, cozy, library, she saw the librarian and waved.

She walked to one of her favourite sections, history, and she saw the book she wanted to check out for ages. Piper took it quickly and skimmed through the pages, making sure it was the right one. It was. As she was heading to the checkout corner, she saw her younger sister Rosie. What was she doing here? She wondered.

As Piper drew nearer, she saw her and Arthur, someone her sister hated, arguing. "What are you doing? Give that back!" Rosie was screaming. "Be quiet, young ones!" The librarian called. "No! I wanted this book, so I get it." Arthur snapped. He was holding Rosie's favourite book series' final book of the franchise, and Piper guessed he didn't even like the book series; it was just to annoy Rosie.

"Give that to her!" Piper interrupted. "Oh yeah? Make me!" The third-grader challenged. "I'm older than you," She warned, "so if I were you, I'd stop it!" She clenched her fists, and felt something inside her....she didn't know what. Suddenly, Arthur fled the room at the sound of a loud creak of the librarian leaving her chair and into a section out of sight, and when her phone's ring tone for her mum rang aloud, the book Arthur was holding didn't go with him. It stayed where it was. "What....was that?" Rosie asked. "I don't know, but it's....something amazing." Piper whispered.