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Summer Camp with Snape by ravenhaired88

Summary: Someone slips Harry a potion that has irreversible, life-changing effects. Now, he’s somehow ended up stuck with Snape for the summer -- going to summer camp!

1. Chapter 1: An Unexpected Result by ravenhaired88 [Reviews - 11] (4700 words)

2. Chapter 2: Egbert the Eccentric's Summer Camp by ravenhaired88 [Reviews - 11] (3971 words)

3. Chapter 3: An Inauspicious Beginning by ravenhaired88 [Reviews - 8] (2578 words)

Thanks for all the reviews so far guys! I really appreciate it, and am really encouraged to hear that so many people like this story so far! Also, although I had been updating my stories pretty quickly at first, I think from here on out it will be around once a month that I get to update one of them. Sorry, life has just gotten busier.

Also, as a side note, sign language grammar and word order, etc., does not necessarily translate perfectly into English. So while much of the dialogue in this story uses sign language, for ease of reading (and since I do not know BSL myself) I am just using spoken English grammar and things.

4. Chapter 4: Grounded by ravenhaired88 [Reviews - 21] (3688 words)

Hey guys! Here’s chapter number 4! Thank you so much for all of the support and advice. Seriously, it’s been so helpful and encouraging, and I’ve implemented what I can. Please keep reviewing, and feel free to correct or criticize (though please try to be kind in your wording), or let me know what you think, or even just give a couple words of encouragement. The more reviews the better; that includes you!

Just a reminder (or if I haven’t said it already, then not a reminder) that with classes starting up again and a few other life changes, updates are going to continue to be slower than they were at first (this goes for all of my stories), but I will try to be as regular as I can.

Also, a disclaimer to my audience: I am not a member of the Deaf community and do not speak for it, however I am trying to be as accurate as possible in my portrayal (or as accurate as I can be with my somewhat limited knowledge). Also, any views expressed in this piece do not necessarily reflect my own views, or the views of the general Deaf community, or the views of the hearing community. They are just how I think that the characters I am writing would think. And, another reminder that while a good chunk of the dialogue in this story occurs in BSL, it is being written in spoken English, which does not follow the same grammatical patterns or the same word order as BSL (or other sign languages). Consider it like a translation.