You tell Hagrid you want to check out the bookstore, and he nods his head, still looking a bit green, before wandering toward the archway that leads into the alley.
As you make your way into the shop you think over the reaction you got when you walked into the Leaky Cauldron. It was odd, all those people wanting to talk to you. You. Certainly not something you're used to, and you don't think you much care for it. Realizing that more people might be able to recognize you you reach up, using your fingers to try and comb your bangs to cover your scar. Certainly something that identifies you, and to think, you used to like it just because it was different.
Looking around inside Florish and Blotts you see a lot of books, though there doesn't look like there's much organization. At least there aren't any signs to let one know what is where. But the books on your list are sorted and stacked in easy view, so you won't have to go hunting for them. Picking one up at random, The Standard Book of Spells (Grade 1), you're only a little surprised when another of those windows pop up.
[Alert:] You have gained a skillbook for [Charms]. Would you like to use it?
Before you can do anything about that, however, another window comes up.
[Alert:] You have acquired an item that isn't yours, and use of it could lead to being caught as a thief.
Seeing that you dismiss both windows, not using the book, before setting the book down and look around the shop with wide eyes. If that Magic of the Multiverse trait you picked up is accurate, you could use any of the books in here to learn things That is daunting and incredible all at once. But it's not going to stop you from looking around the shop.
You explorations reveal books for all the years at Hogwarts, a collection of books on household charms, history books, potions books, and more. And then your eyes fall on something absolutely horrifying.
The Harry Potter section.
Harry Potter and the Naughty Nundu
Harry Potter and the Angry Acromantula
Harry Potter and the Dastardly Dragon
Harry Potter and...
There's so many of them. You think... Maybe Hagrid understated this fame of yours when he told you about it.
Quickly vacating that area of the store you continue to look around. And between the distraction of trying to cope with the idea of a book series about you and trying to figure out what books would be best, you end up too distracted to notice the pile of books with bushy hair you end up colliding with.
With a soft 'Oof' you and the books with bushy hair end up collapsing to the ground, revealing that behind all those books, the true possessor of the hair is actually a girl about your age.
"Oh, I'm terribly sorry! I was just distracted by all the books I need to get! I'm the first in my family who is magical, you see, and so there's so much I need to catch up on! I've already memorized the course books, but I'm not sure if that's going to be enough, considering that those with magical parents will already know a lot, and... Oh, terribly sorry. My name is Hermione Granger. What's yours?"
[ ] "Harry Potter."
[ ] On second thought, you don't want her reacting the way the people in the pub did... "Maxwell Smith."
[ ] Write in any other interaction you desire.
Book buying!
You have two hundred and thirteen Galleons and change! What do you want to buy?
[X] Course Books, year 1(required)-13 galleons.
[ ] Course books, year 2 -13 galleons
[ ] Course Books, year 3(no elective books)- 13 galleons
[ ] Household Charms- 1 Galleon
[ ] Magics of the Mind, two book set- 6 galleons
[ ] The... Ugh... The Harry Potter series - 25 galleons for all.
[ ] The Lockheart books - 35 galleons for all
[ ] A set of books on Runes - 10 galleons
[ ] A set of books on Arithmancy - 10 galleons
[ ] A set of books on Care of Magical Creatures - 10 galleons
[ ] A set of books on Divination - 5 galleons
[ ] A set of books on wizarding culture and law - 20 galleons
[ ] Hogwarts, A History- 3 galleons.
[ ] Your [Observe] spots something odd. A blank section of shelf named The Invisible Book of Invisibility. Due to the fact that even though you found it, one can't read it the bookshop is willing to let it go for 2 galleons.
[ ] Write-In. Most books cost 1 or 2 galleons. Some of the more expensive ones cost 5, and a rare few that are really outrageous cost 10.