HP7:

Snape is not necessarily evil, he's just an extremely unpleasant person...

Draco is a werewolf. It sounds crazy at first but it fits with Draco's behavior astonishingly...

Tonks is the new Secret-keeper. Harry ran into Tonks on the seventh floor and she says she was on her way to see Dumbledore. I think DD knew what was about to happen and he knew that the secret would die with him so he switched.

Harry will have a ride on a magic carpet...

Harry will not stay very long at the Burrow. He will only be there for the wedding.

There seems to be a Gryffindor/Ravenclaw connection between ships:

- H/Hr - Hermione was considered for Ravenclaw
- R/Lu - That's obvious
- Bill/Fleur - Beauxbatons students regularly hung out with the Ravenclaws and also the flying carriage symbolizing air
- Hagrid/Maxime - another Gryffindor/Beauxbaton connection
- James/Lily - Of course, with HBP saying Lily should've been in Slytherin, I don't know... There's only her parallel with Hermione
- Dumbledore/Pomfrey - Ok, I just like that ship...
- Tonks/Lupin - with a gender switch?
- Filch/Pince - possibly... eww... nm...
- And maybe even Vernon/Petunia
- R/Hr would fit but not H/G. So something has to happen there...

I, like many others, think that a horcrux has been mentioned in every book.

PS/SS: Wand in the window as the Ravenclaw horcrux*- possibly the reason Ollivander high-tailed it...
CoS: Diary
PoA: ???? or the Gryffindor horcrux*
GoF: Voldemort
OotP: Locket as the Slytherin horcrux*
HBP: Ring
HP7: Hufflepuff cup <-- duh*

As you can see that neatly puts the founder's items in the odd-numbered books. I wonder why in that order though?

I am a part of the Pirate Ginny club. However, I personally feel that either Snape or Slughorn was a backer in it.