You'll need to join together a piece of a cup from each Weasley.
Cut out only the upper-left quadrant of each circle, and put them together.
The right pieces in the right order will line up nicely into morse code.
ANSWERGRIM WARNING
2. Charms Class
Each of the five lines are instructions as to how to precisely move your pencil to get a result.
Try to think of ways in which each pictures could represent a specific direction to move your pencil on the paper. Start at the dark dot and stay within the grid.
You'll note 5 spells, and 5x2 answer blanks below. This means there may be some interpreting of the results you get before they're useful.
Partial Answer: Lapifors
Use the Bug (This month's logo in the upper left of the page) to move the pencil in the direction of the animal. SW, SE, NE, SE, SW
Partial Answer: Coloveria
Use the Bug's colors (or shapes if just black and white) to move the pencil in the correct direction: SW, NW, SW, NW
Partial Answer: Impervius
Move the pencil straight down to make a single line.
Partial Answer: Reducio
The NEWSpaper is the hint here. Use the first letter of each image
Partial Answer: Ducklifors
Penguins are found at the South pole, Polar bears at the North Pole, and Pandas in the East
Runes is a clue to look at each drawing as a letter. You'll have to try different rotations
Numerology is a clue to look at each drawing as a number. Yet again different rotations will give numbers.
Index the number into the name of the spell to get the final 5 letters.
ANSWERSwish & Flick
3. The Quibbler
Your task is to fit all words from the word bank into the grid. All are across.
The shaded boxes can be read for your next instruction
Partial Answer: Shaded BoxesPIGPEN COLUMN ONE
How can "give the whole thing a spin" help you see things from a different perspective?
Turn the page upside-down and read the pig-pen again.
ANSWERSpectrespecs
4. The Library
Notice that each page references a number
Per the flavor, you'll want to use that number as an index.
Note the number of words on each page.
Partial Answer: Matches
Always -> Lavender Brown
Animagi -> Minerva McGonagall
Commonplace -> Millicent Bulstrode
Four -> Remus Lupin
Happily -> Hermione Granger
Machines -> Arthur Weasley
Objectively -> James Potter
Through -> Tom Riddle
Now that you've matched the pages to the book, repeat the trick on the title (ask the books)
You used the number to index every word of the page, now you must index every word of the title. you'll note the longer underline is per-book.
ANSWERThe Restricted Section
Meta - Howlers
Look for acrostics
Each puzzle will match up with exactly two lines
The first letters of each word of each line will spell a number. The remaining words reference a puzzle answer.
Index the answer to each puzzle by the number to find the "hour" needed
ANSWERWITCHING
BONUS - Great Atuin
References to time and hours tells you that you are using semaphore here (per the Puzzling Basics).
Each tidbit is a clue for a name on the list
Partial Answer: Tidbits
1. Check it out -> Librarian (check out a book)
2. Egg N___ -> Nanny Ogg
3. Strengthening Storm -> Granny Weatherwax (weather is waxing)
4. It always hurts -> Tiffany Aching (aches hurt)
5. Breaking and Entering -> Rob Anybody (Robbery)
6. Pig Daddy -> Hogfather
7. Vitamin A -> Captain Carrot
8. Rhymes -> Cmdr. Vimes (Rhymes and Vimes rhyme)
9. Fido is sick -> Lord Vetinari (Take a sick dog to the vet)
10. Wanna get away? -> Luggage (required for a vacation get away)
11. Small Boquet -> Twoflower (two flowers isn't much of boquet)
12. Clear the Air -> Rincewind (rinse the wind might be how to clear/clean the air)
Use the number of the tidbit as the hour for clock hands, one from Death's list and one from Susan's